Making a video like this is very simple, just go to: http://twist.channel4.com/words and you'll see a page full of words. Click on the words you want to put in your sentence.


If you like the video, then just click on submit and you'll be able to get a URL link for the video or and embed code to add it to your site or blog.

If you don't want to create your own sentence you can just click on 'Lucky Dip' and you'll get an automatically generated sentence.

I think Twist Our Words is a great tool to use with students to get them creating and listening to language.
- They could try to make poems or haiku
- They can produce a lucky dip sentence and then see how many word they can add to it without it loosing sense.
- You could produce sentences that have errors in and get the students to try to spot the errors and correct them.
- You can produce a collection of sentences and get students to decide which are correct and which are not.
- You could have a competition to see which students can produce the longest grammatically correct sentence.
- They could collect together all the words they can find that include a particular phoneme or all the word which rhyme.
- They could try to make a video with all the words that contain 3 syllables and the same stress pattern.
Related links:
- Flickr in 3D
- Create Spelling Games and Tests
- Get Students Checking Grammar and Collocation
- A Collaborative English Grammar
- Using Word Clouds in EFL ESL
- Revising Short Texts and Syntax on IWB
Best
Nik Peachey