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Students use their tablets to play a sorting game where they categorize different modes of transportation into categories (land, air, water). Create teams of 2-3 students. Using Google Jamboard or similar tool, students drag and drop various transportation images into the correct category. Teams earn points for correct classifications. Time: 20 minutes for activity, 10 minutes for discussion and scoring.

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Students work in pairs to create a digital museum exhibit about one type of transportation using Google Slides or PowerPoint. They must include at least 3 interesting facts, a brief history, and current uses. Each pair presents their mini-exhibit to the class. Assess based on content accuracy and presentation clarity.

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Using an online timeline maker, students arrange different modes of transportation in chronological order of their invention. Work in groups of 3-4. Include major developments like the wheel, first airplane, first car, etc. Groups present their timelines and explain their reasoning.

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Students use a simple spreadsheet to compare the environmental impact of different transportation types. They research and input data about CO2 emissions for various vehicles. Creates awareness about eco-friendly transportation options. Present findings as a class discussion.

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Create a digital scavenger hunt using Google Forms where students search for specific information about different types of transportation. Include questions about speed records, fuel types, and interesting facts. Students work individually but can compete for highest scores.

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Using drawing apps on tablets, students design and create their own futuristic transportation vehicle. They must explain how it works, what energy source it uses, and why it would be beneficial. Present designs to the class for peer feedback.

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Present students with real-world transportation problems (traffic jams, pollution, accessibility) through digital scenarios. In small groups, they brainstorm and present solutions using digital mind mapping tools. Assess critical thinking and solution viability.

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Students create and conduct a digital survey about transportation preferences and habits using Google Forms. Survey classmates and possibly other classes. Practice data analysis by creating simple charts and graphs from results.

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Using Kahoot! or similar platform, create an interactive quiz about transportation safety rules and signs. Students compete individually while learning important safety concepts. Include questions about road signs, airplane safety, boat rules, etc.

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Students use simple mapping tools to plan a journey that uses at least 3 different types of transportation. They must consider time, cost, and practicality. Present their journey plans to the class explaining their choices. Assess planning skills and understanding of transportation integration.