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Pets recall 1 (Spanish)
This activity is for teachers to use at the front of the class to test recall of facts.
There are two basic ways to use this activity:
1) Proceed from flashcard to flashcard in rapid succession (turn 'Right or wrong animations' off).
2) Reveal the correct answer before moving on to the next flashcard (turn 'Right or wrong animations' on).
In addition to this, you can allow the children a second attempt at wrong answers (turn 'Allow retrying' on).
If you are using a tablet in front of a group of children, you may like to turn 'Fullscreen cards' on to make them as big as possible.
Whilst using flashcards use the tick button or the cross button depending on whether the children call it correctly, where available a flashcard can be reversed to show the answer by using the flip button. If you have selected 'Allow retrying' you will need to advance the flashcard yourself with the arrow button.
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