The V in the FIVES criteria is for Visual! Visual supports are a simple Evidence Based Practice- give students something to explore with their eyes and you can tap:
-description/main idea
-vocabulary
-narrative language and complex sentence formulation
-social/situational awareness
-their interests/humor!
Classtools.net is an oldie but goodie, and has been around forever. In addition to its classroom tools such as Random Name Picker, a simple Soundboard and such, there are many visual activities you can use to create an "opener" or have students create something themselves. This may be particularly useful for older students.
Consider These:
Twister: create a "tweet" from any character, tap main idea, perspective taking, sentence formulation
Image Labelling Tool: upload an image and create text "hotspots" for part/whole thinking, abstract or advanced categories, description
Breaking News and Headline Generators: main idea of a narrative or expository topic, with humor!
Image Reveal: Gameify "Thinking with the eyes"
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