Sculpt and Tell - What did you Learn? by Georgia Terlaje

Heart in Hand

2024-01-05 17:04:17 UTC

To reach the heart, engage (with the hands)

Pamela Karon

2024-01-05 17:04:31 UTC

EduProtocals allows students to work together but still remain independent. The base beneath the 3 students represents teamwork, and the individuals stand apart to represent their independence.

Debby

dduffy4 — 2024-01-05 17:04:33 UTC

As one grows older, it gets more and more difficult to learn new things. I felt I have learned a lot in the class! I love the fact that I can go back to my class and use these ideas right now. Yea!

Nacho Paragraph

agarciacardenas — 2024-01-05 17:04:37 UTC

My sculpture is supposed to be nachos, but it is not the best 😂

I sculpted this because I like the protocol to use for my students to practice in both English and Spanish language arts. Nacho paragraph can also be used for discussions about other students work.

Taylor

2024-01-05 17:05:00 UTC

I attempted to create a chef's hat to represent Iron Chef EduProtocols. I enjoyed finding a new, more accessible way to jigsaw information and content. My pottery class from high school has really served me well in this activity.

Sherri - Brain

2024-01-05 17:05:33 UTC

EduProtocols allows access to multiple pathways of the student brain. They allow us to provide multiple options to recruit interest. They allow us to provide multiple options for perception. Finally, they allow us to provide multiple options for physical action.

Kristin

kmoll7 — 2024-01-05 17:05:45 UTC

I sculpted a frame. Eduprotocols are a frame we can use with different content areas. The circles represent different content with can swap out and use the same frame.

Sandra De Loera

2024-01-05 17:05:56 UTC

Hexagonal Thinking. I really liked this protocol I think I can use it with many different things in the classroom to help students make connections in their learning.

Maria

2024-01-05 17:07:28 UTC

With EduProtocols, we are helping students explore their skills and abilities. It also helps give students a sense of confidence and autonomy. Therefore, we are helping students reach the top of the mountain and achieve their goals.

Joey

2024-01-05 17:08:56 UTC

I sculpted a snake. This represents The Worst Pet activity we did this morning. I think this activity would be fun for my second graders. They would enjoy it and this would be a great way to introduce this template to help prepare them to do more academic topics in this template.

Michael Limon

mlimon2 — 2024-01-05 17:10:04 UTC

I chose to sculpt a lightbulb. This represents all the thought bulbs I hope to inspire in my students. All these new ways to reach my students are certainly appreciated.

Alex

2024-01-05 17:10:13 UTC

This sculptures shows the different thicknesses of slides that we did yesterday. You can start with something really easy with just a single phrase. It can evolve into something with a little more dimension (depth). When you up the rigor, it can evolve into a THICK slide that also lends to scaffolding the Iron Chef activity.

gmyers29 — 2024-01-05 17:21:02 UTC