In first grade we are learning about animal traits in science. Teacher gave students the student’s the Venn Diagram in Keynote. Student’s then got to choose what parent and offspring they wanted to do. Could be any living thing.
It was great to see the students drawing, typing/writing, and being creative.
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November 24, 2023
I love this idea so much! What a great combination of Venn Diagrams and Art with science and nature!
You should check out some of the work on Faye Ellis, an ADE from the UK, (@fayenicole on X/Twitter) who has used generative AI Art with her students to create fictitious animals in unique ecosystems. The Venn diagram and drawing approach could work really well there too!
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