Show What You Know! by Sara Richards

Animations

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 12:36:48 UTC

Make a stop-motion animation movie with sound and voice-overs. There are lots of free apps for your devices to help you, such as the LEGO movie app or iMotion HD. You can also use a regular digital camera and a movie-making program like MovieMaker or iMovie.

Animations

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 12:37:44 UTC

Create an animation. Use this website as an example:

Blogs

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 12:41:02 UTC

Use Edublog or Kidblog (your teacher can create a class account for these). Blogger is another alternative available through Google.

Websites

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 12:43:01 UTC

Try using Google sites or Weebly to create a website. Your teacher can create a class account for Weebly.

Flyers

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 12:46:05 UTC

Try creating a beautiful flyer using Smore. (You need parent permission to create an account)

Padlet

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 12:48:32 UTC

Create a wall just like this one! Add links, videos, and information on your topic for an interactive display.

Fakebook

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 12:49:44 UTC

If your topic is a person, consider creating a Fakebook profile for him/her. Make a copy of this Google presentation and edit it for your purposes.

Presentations

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 12:51:30 UTC

Consider using HaikuDeck for a new type of slideshow presentation. You are limited to the amount of text on a slide, so you have to get to the main ideas of what you want to say.

Videos

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 12:53:09 UTC

Write and shoot a video that tells about your topic. Use the WeVideo Chrome app to easily produce a video.

Minecraft

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 12:54:29 UTC

Depending on your topic, using Minecraft is a valid choice. Build a world that reflects your research. Use a screencapture software to record a fly-through of the game. Use voice-over to explain how your world demonstrates your information.

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 13:34:45 UTC

Something to Remember:

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 13:44:35 UTC

Many online services require you to be 13 years old before you can sign up. Be sure to get your parents' permission and help to sign up for these tools!

Scratch

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 13:46:03 UTC

Scratch is a visual programming language. You can use it to create a product that shows off your knowledge.

Infographics

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 13:48:13 UTC

Make a visually appealing representation of your information with an infographic creation tool, such as infogr.am or visual.ly.

Presentations

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 13:50:02 UTC

Many of you know Prezi, but it's a good alternative to PowerPoint. Create visually interesting and interactive presentations that grab the audience's attention.

Quizzes

sara_richards — 2014-04-03 13:51:50 UTC

Try creating an interactive quiz for your audience! There are lots of online tools for this, such as Quizlet and Kahoot. Make your presentation fun!