Word Sort With Google Drawings -- Improve Me!
Last week I went into an elementary classroom and observed a solid language arts class. It was a solid program with students learning independently and knowing just what to do and what was expected.
I had been wanting to try using Google Drawings more for a long time, and I could see a few ways I could easily substitute it in.
It went OK. The students were engaged, but they were not speaking as much as I thought they should be speaking.
So now I have a followup lesson where the students will take the words they practiced and use them in sentences.
So, what do you see that I could do to make either one of these better?
If you are interested in either of these Google Drawings templates, let me know.
I had been wanting to try using Google Drawings more for a long time, and I could see a few ways I could easily substitute it in.
It went OK. The students were engaged, but they were not speaking as much as I thought they should be speaking.
So now I have a followup lesson where the students will take the words they practiced and use them in sentences.
So, what do you see that I could do to make either one of these better?
If you are interested in either of these Google Drawings templates, let me know.
