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Use a digital camera or smartphone to document real-life plant behavior and share findings online.

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Create music videos or parodies using GarageBand, TikTok, Youtube, or SoundCloud.

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Create logic-based quizzes in Kahoot, Quizizz, or EdPuzzle.

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Create interactive quizzes, polls, presentations, and more to engage your audience.

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Use Google Docs or Padlet for students to write stories or poems about photosynthesis as an observer or from the POV of the plant.

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Create visual presentations in Prezi or PowerPoint of the process a plant goes through to make its own food.

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Record physical role-plays with Flip and choose how you want to depict the life of a plant, whether that includes explaining the parts, pretending to be a plant, and doing a day in the life

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Collaborate using Google Slides, Padlet, or Jamboard. Collaboratively create an interactive concept map on Jamboard or other websites to visually organize the key components and process of photosynthesis.

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Help students internalize the concept of photosynthesis by connecting it to personal understanding, self-questioning, and reflection — using digital tools like Google Docs, Canva, or Flip.

Some questions you can think about are:

-“If I were a plant, what would a day in my life look like during photosynthesis?”

-“Why is photosynthesis important to my life, even though I’m not a plant?”

-“What part of photosynthesis do I understand well, and what part still confuses me?”