Presentation & Search Tools

Here is a list of presentation tools that students would be able to use for any assignment and/or project:

• Google Presentation
  • log into their Google Account
  • create new Presentation, give it a title, share with teacher when done
• Smart Notebook Activity
• Flowing Presentation Tool
  • www.prezi.com
  • https://www.emaze.com/
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• Word Cloud
  • www.wordle.net
  • https://wordart.com/
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• Create a speaking Avatar
  • www.voki.com
  • Screencast on how to make a voki: http://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cIno1wVIxn

• Other Animation Options:
  • www.goanimate.com
  • www.kerpoof.com
• Online Poster Board
  • www.glogster.com
  • https://www.canva.com/
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• Instagrok
• Easybib
• Interactive Maps Sites
  • National Geographic Map Maker
    • http://education.nationalgeographic.com/education/mapping/interactive-map/?ar_a=1
  • Map Maker
    • http://www.mygreatmaps.com/
  • Great Map Maker
    • http://mrnussbaum.com/mapbuilder2/

Innovative Ways for Students to Show What They Know

• Create a poster
• Make a presentation- audio or visual
• Design a model
• Make a shoebox diorama
• Use a 3-panel display board
• Make a timeline
• Create a board game incorporating key elements.
• Write a poem
• Write and perform a skit
• Make a TV or radio commercial
• Make a collage
• Make a mobile
• Create a test about the topic
• Make a word search
• Make a crossword puzzle
• Write a report
• Create a flowchart or diagram
• Write an interview of a relevant person
• Create questions and an answer key
• Write journal/diary entries
• Write a postcard or letter exchange
• Create a scrapbook
• Create a photo album
• Make an instructional video
• Give a presentation
• Create an interactive notebook
• Create a set of task cards
• Make a pamphlet or brochure
• Write a newspaper article
• Perform a puppet show
• Hold a debate
• Hold a mock court case
• Create an episode of a reality show
• Create a game show
• Have a panel discussion of “experts”
• Compose a rap or other song
• Use a Venn diagram to compare two aspects of the topic
• Design a comic strip about the topic
• Create a children’s story about the topic
• Create a map
• Write a fable or myth about the topic
• Create a help wanted add and a letter/resume to answer it
• Write a text message dialogue relevant to the topic
• Write a series of tweets relevant to the topic
• Create a Facebook wall relative to the topic
• Create a Pinterest board relative to the topic
• Start a blog
• Decorate a box and fill with relevant objects
• Create a foldable
• Create a flip book
• Create a Cootie Catcher
• Create a cereal based on the topic (cover a cereal box)
• Assemble a time capsule
• Create several bookmarks about different aspects of the topic
• Write a recipe relevant to the topic (good for showing causes of an event)
• Do a newscast
• Write an acrostic poem
• Create an Internet scavenger hunt
• Write an advice column with several problems related to the topic
• Create flashcards or trivia cards
• Create a cheer relevant to the topic
• Make a short documentary film
• Create a museum exhibit
• Create a top 10 list relevant to the topic
• Create a video game
• Make a “Choose Your Own Adventure”
• Create a mini book with one fact/idea per page
• Create a glossary of relevant terms
• Make a paper chain with a different fact for each link
• Make a flower with a different fact for each petal
• Write a handbook or instruction book
• Create a newsletter