Pear Deck is a freemium service; teachers and schools can access a wide array of tools and resources for free or opt to subscribe to a premium account. Pear Deck combines slide presentations with interactive questions.

Is Pear deck good for kindergarten?

In Kindergarten, the teachers have been using Pear Deck in a few different ways. They’ve enjoyed using Pear Deck in our instruction as a way to engage all students at the same time. It’s beneficial to be able to use the teacher dashboard and watch in real time as they practice the lessons.

Is Pear deck safe for students?

Pear Deck is a presentation platform that allows teachers to collect and save student responses in a live session in order to gauge student comprehension. The terms state Pear Deck is committed to the highest standards of protection for student data and personally identifiable information (“PII”) at all times.

Do you need to be a teacher to use Pear Deck?

Teachers/presenters must create a Pear Deck account with Microsoft Office 365 or Google login credentials. You may use a personal or organizational account. Schools with Google Apps for Education or Office 365 Education can install Pear Deck for everyone.

How many students can use Pear Deck?

The free account provides basic interactive questions with unlimited interactive sessions, five free presentation imports, and a maximum of 30 session participants.

What’s the difference between Nearpod and Pear Deck?

Nearpod allows for ‘Live Lessons’ or ‘Student-Paced’ lessons. Both packages have real-time feedback for student answers and grades, but Pear Deck allows you to export these via “takeaways” that let you keep important classroom information you can share with other educators or parents.

How do I start a Pear Deck lesson?

Present a Session

1. Start your presentation from one of three places: On your Pear Deck Home, click on the Deck you want to present.
2. When prompted, choose a Lesson Mode.
3. The Projector (in Instructor-Paced Mode) or Dashboard View (in Student-Paced Mode) opens.

How do you get students on a Pear Deck?

To join the presentation, your students: Go to joinpd.com. Enter the five-letter Join Code from your Session at joinpd.com. Alternatively, you can post or email the Session link that you get when you click Give Students a Link (see step #1 above) and students can simply click on it to join your Session.

Do you have to be a teacher to use Pear Deck?

Teachers/presenters must create a Pear Deck account with Microsoft Office 365 or Google login credentials. Schools with Google Apps for Education or Office 365 Education can install Pear Deck for everyone. See Allow or Install Pear Deck in G Suite or the PowerPoint Online Add-in Administrator Installation Guide.

How do I start a Pear Deck session from Microsoft Teams?

With the Pear Deck Add-in for Teams teachers can start a Pear Deck session directly from within Teams! Just open a new tab, choose Pear Deck, select the lesson you want to launch from your PowerPoint files and voilà!

What is the power of Pear Deck?

That’s the power of Pear Deck. While Pear Deck has always worked with Google Apps for Education, now teachers at schools using Microsoft Office 365 apps like PowerPoint Online and Teams can add the magic of formative assessments and interactive questions to their classroom experience.

What are the educational games of Masha and the bear?

Masha and the Bear Educational Games is composed of 6 different categories of games for children to have fun: – Paint and color: the most fun drawings to paint with colors. – Word Search: learn words in different languages – Memorize objects and silhouettes: They will help improve visual perception and memory.