During this interactive cooperative learning activity, students collaborated via a shared Keynote to create a resource containing relevant information regarding each biome. Students included visuals and audio to supplement their written information.
In Action: Make a Garden Diary
In Action: Compare Animated GIFs
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Lauren,
This is super! It is a great way for students to have autonomy over voice and choice. I wonder if you can add to your description what grade level you used this with, although I think any science teacher would find this useful. Thanks for sharing!
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Posted on October 24, 2023
Great way to incorporate voice, images, text to support biome learning. That’s what I like about Keynote. Thanks for sharing your lesson!