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Take photos outside of things that you think set relate to the Romeo and Juliet themes.

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Write a reflection about how you feel about the end of the play. Did it feel right?

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In groups, choose one way to recreate a scene from the play: drawing, acting, singing, etc. Present it to the class.

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Make a collage of photos that you think fit the mood/aesthetic of Romeo and Juliet.

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Create a video reenacting one of the death scenes in the play. Then upload to youtube.

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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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Create a playlist for one character: songs that would describe their mood, that they would like, etc.

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Create a web of connections between the characters.

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As more schools continue to adopt 1:1 in their buildings, the desire to reduce paper and enable ease of sharing within a students' and teachers' workflow has greatly increased. Awhile ago, we published a post that had several Google Apps templates for things like instagram posts, facebook pages, tweets, and more. That has been a very popular post and many of you have requested additional templates for use with things like graphic organizers and popular educational models (Frayer, for instance).

While I am a huge advocate of not confining ourselves to using one handout or constraining thinking into one format, providing students with an assortment of tools that will allow them to organize their thinking in a way that makes sense allows for student choice, differentiation, and individualization.

Consider providing the tools below as options for kids to help organize their thinking. And, since they live within the Google Apps ecosystem, they are extremely easy to share with groups of students or directly back with the teacher.

Have a template that you'd like to see created? Leave me a note in the comments.

As always, the "Preview" link will show you the template, the "Copy" link will force copy the doc into your Drive, automatically.

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8 Editable Graphic Organizer Templates for Google Apps

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As more schools continue to adopt 1:1 in their buildings, the desire to reduce paper and enable ease of sharing within a students' and teachers' workflow has greatly increased. Awhile ago, we publi...

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Create a facebook page one of the characters. Create profile and make status updates.
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