_{*A knowledge artefact is something you make to show what you have learned. It can be a short video, animation, poster, comic etc. It helps others see your ideas and understand what you know!}

Step 2: Upload Your 2 Knowledge Artefacts on this class Padlet page

You will create 2 separate posts — one for each of your projects.

For each post, include the following:

Your Name and Class – Project Title (under "Subject")
Example: Aaliyah 5-1 – My Photography Journey

Type Description (under "Write something beautiful...")

Type 3 short paragraphs to help your schoolmates understand your project. You can use these guiding questions:

1. What is your project about?

   • What did you make or create?

   • What problem does it solve or what idea does it explore?

2. What’s special or interesting about it?

   • Did you use a creative app, composition, or technique?

   • Is there anything you want your friends to notice?

3. What did you learn or enjoy while working on it?

   • Did you discover something new?

   • What excited you or made you proud?

1. In groups of 2-3, take turns to present your knowledge artefact: Use the descriptions you wrote earlier to help you share:

• What your project is about

• Any interesting feature to notice

• One thing you learned or found exciting

3. Record a video of yourself sharing your artefact. (Your group mate can help with filming!)

4. When you’re done, upload your video to this class Padlet page.

🔔 Remember to speak clearly, smile, and show your artefacts during the recording!

• Praise something you liked (“I liked how clearly you explained your project!”)

• Ask a curious question (“What was the hardest part of doing this project?”)

• Suggest one way to improve or polish their presentation (“Maybe next time you could speak a little louder so we can hear better.”)