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A fun way to show thinking with graphic organizers, create original pieces to demonstrate learning, and a fun way to get to know the kids!

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Found this site and adapted some of the images for use in my classroom.

http://ditchthattextbook.com/2015/02/19/15-free-google-drawings-graphic-organizers-and-how-to-make-your-own/

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Students can create a piece of art digitally, much like a graphic designer creates.  I like that it ties into a common art career.  Being able to create digitally is a skill that many working artists possess.

I appreciate that Google Drawing allows another medium for expression.  It feels like a safe way for kids to create who otherwise don't feel confident in their abilities.

A great lesson idea would be logo design!

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Find images to show their understanding of academic vocabulary. 

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Find images to show their understanding of academic vocabulary. 

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Have students create posters on proper behavior during Daily 5

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Thinking Maps and graphic organizers. Another way to differentiate to let students show their thinking

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Have students create posters that show clean-up procedures and material care in the art room.

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Record images of background knowledge before starting a new lesson or unit.

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Record images of background knowledge before starting a new lesson or unit.

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Students can organize their thinking and learning into a visual representation to share with the rest of the class.

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Students can organize their thinking and learning into a visual representation to share with the rest of the class.

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Students can make their thinking visible!

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Formative and summative assessments to demonstrate their learning (ex: Tone and evidence to support (through pictures and words)

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I like the idea of creating templates

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I immediately thought of Thinking Maps/mind maps and graphic organizers as one way students could use Google Drawings.

They can make posters for book reviews.

Students can also create a signature that they can use to "sign" things like a classroom contract.

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especially with ESL students, they can use Google Drawings to show their thinking through images when  vocabulary is a struggle

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I like being able to create thinking maps.

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Our school is a thinking map school and if our students create TM with Google Drawings

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How can I count the ways?

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Students create a drawing at the beginning of the year to introduce yourself to the class.

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I would like to try using the templates.