A little appointment every day
You set twenty-four boxes on a Christmas background, or a kind act per day, and open the next one when you decide.
Each opening is a little appointment, and the board shows the road travelled.
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Box calendar
Boxes laid on a background, opened one by one: an Advent calendar, an Easter hunt or one of your own.
In your classroom
A clue hunt
You hide a clue in each box, on a lawn background, and finish with a flip card: the mystery word.
checkThe class searches together and waits eagerly for the next clue.
A review in boxes
You put a multiple-choice question in each box. The class answers, then you reveal the right answer.
checkStudents review by playing, one question at a time.
A project in steps
You open a box at each step of the project: the instructions, a link, a video.
checkStudents know where they stand and what is left to do.
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Your way
- BackgroundThe background colour shared by all widgets and, if you like, a picture from your library that covers the whole widget.
- The boxesYou place each box where you want it, at the size you want, and you add, edit, duplicate or remove boxes. A box has a label (a date, a word, a number), a style (background and border) and content: text, image, animation, video, link, multiple-choice question or flip card.
- Opening orderIt is the order of the boxes. From a box's menu, “earlier” or “later” changes it.
- Highlight the next boxThe next box gently pulses. Turn it off if you want students to find the box to open on their own.
- Start the calendar overAfter you confirm, all the boxes close again.
Good to know
- The boxes open when you decide: the widget does not know dates, and a box's date is only its label.
- You can open a box before students arrive to check it: a click on the last opened box closes it again.
- The boxes open in order and stay open from one day to the next, even if you reload the screen.