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GOOGLE Drawings
GOOGLE Drawings
Google Drawings is like a blank canvas. It leaves plenty of opportunities for creativity in the classroom.
Google Drawings is like a blank canvas. It leaves plenty of opportunities for creativity in the classroom.
- If you are looking for a tool that can be integrated into any content area and at any grade level then you have hit pay dirt. Google Drawings is like a big digital sheet of paper. You can add text, images, shapes, and lines. The simplicity of it makes Google Drawings easy to use for students of any age.
- Don’t let the simplicity fool you though. The possibilities for using Google Drawings for creation in the classroom are endless.
- To learn more, check out Matt Miller's 35 Creative Google Drawings Activities for Classes
Created by J Huff
The Tasks
The Tasks
Please watch the videos to the right to become familiarized with Google Drawing features.
Google Drawings can be used to create graphic organizers, interactive posters, comic strips, drag and drop activities, or infographics.
Create a Google Drawing project that can be used with your class.
Share your lesson idea and some screenshots of student work to the Google Form provided below.
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
10 Ways to Use Google Drawings in the Classroom
20 Ways to Use Google Drawings in the Classroom
Google Drawings Pinterest Board
Cool Tools for School - Google Drawings
How to Find Public Google Docs, Slides, Forms, Sheets, and Drawings
Submitting the Evidence
Submitting the Evidence
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GET THAT BADGE!
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