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I chose to create a hexagon to represent hexagonal thinking. I liked the hexagonal thinking activity and would like to try it with my students. I have done Tasia puzzles with my students which are similar to hexagonal thinking.

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I made a video controller because Fast and Curious reminded me of gaming. I have used gaming before, but I never thought about the follow through. I liked the activities afterwards and the follow through.

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EduProtocols is showing me how I can teach better and work less. I sculpted a classroom where students are in groups of four and the teacher is walking around encouraging students learning. I’m learning that teachers don’t have to teach the entire content, but instead can empower their students to learn hands on, explore their curiosities, and strive to achieve their own learning goals.

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Sorry, I put my post in the comments sections. Look down.

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I decided to sculpt out 5 same sized circles. The circles represent the school week and repetition.  I can use the same activities but I am able to switch out the content. Specifically, the circles also represent Fast and Curious, completing a rep a day, same questions, same content, daily.

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I really connected with the hexagonal thinking yesterday, especially since it was an activity that I already knew about but was too scared to try. The ease and freedom of placing the hexagons together and simply explaining how they connected tore down any hesitation that I had. To represent it, I created a link of chains that connect the ideas together.

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I chose Thin Slides. I think it will be a new way to facilitate discussions in class. Any time that they can practice speaking Spanish will help.

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Emoji paragraph rocks! This eduprotocol starts with a main idea. Your paragraph is developed based on the emojis. Students are successful!

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I made a car because it reminded me of Fast & Curious. It sounds like Fast & Curious.

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I made faces to represent emoji paragraphs! I learned the importance of making learning fun by being creative and using emojis to prompt students to think creatively.

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Fast and Furious
Repetion

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Hexagon