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Project overview
The Monster Match program is a fun collaborative project that enhances creativity, teamwork, reading, and writing. Teachers are paired with a classroom of a similar grade level and a common presentation date/time.
This is planned for students and classrooms covering Grades 3 and Grades 4.
Students are placed into groups and asked to collaboratively draw a monster. Once completed the students are asked to write instructions on how to draw their monster. Instructions are exchanged between classrooms for the students to follow and create. Once completed the classroom will connect via Meet, Teams, or Zoom to read their instruction then groups compare their drawings. Video conferences run between 30-45mins.
This project is open to ALL Ohio Schools. Please share with your schools.
Images taken from OhioDLA's previous Monster Match event run by Katrina Moore and Kathy Mohr
About OhioDLA
OhioDLA is the State Chapter of USDLA. As a state member of this organization, our mission is to promote the use of Video Conferencing in the schools we represent. Some specific goals of OhioDLA include:
Promoting the growth of video distance learning, web-based learning and hybrid learning among Ohio K-12 entities;
Supporting distance learning initiatives impacting Ohio K-12 entities both directly and indirectly;
Supporting the Distance Learning section of the annual Ohio Educational Technology Conference;
Educating legislative decision-makers on the impact of distance learning; and
Seeking funding to support Ohio educational entities using distance learning, not for OhioDLA.
Project Steps
See the links below on how to participate in this fun project. Make sure you register by September 24th!
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