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Drawings Templates That Can Drive Your Instructional Practices!
Google Drawings is quickly becoming one of my favorite apps in G-Suite because it is versatile, integrates seamlessly into Google Docs and Slides, and allows you to create some awesome templates that you can use with your students to show their work and outline their understanding.
I have created and adapted some Drawings templates found below. Keep in mind that these designs are generic and will need the input of your specific content information. BUT the layout is ready for you to ‘plug and play’!
Each link will force a copy of the provided template into your Google Drive, so be sure to get them all!
Templates:
Cause and Effect Sequencer - Great for History, English, or Science. The cause and effect sequencer will help your students better understand this relationship between events!
Cornell Note-Taking Template - Great for all classes, but lends itself best to English and History. Students can dissect text to pin-point main ideas and supporting evidence. This is also a great example of a Direct Reading-Thinking Activity!
Evaluation Chart - Great for item or experiment analysis in Science! This sheet will allow your students to show their thinking about their learning!
Frayer Model Template - An standard for vocabulary development across all academic subjects. This lends itself to differentiation!
K-W-L Chart - Who doesn't love a KWL chart?! A great way to infuse an entry ticket with an exit ticket and compare prior knowledge with new information learned.
Semantic Map/Concept Web - This stands the test of time. Let your students plot out the main idea and make the connections on their own. Lends itself best to English, but can be adapted for any subject area.
Timeline - Great for History and English. This allows your students to practice an essential skill to sequence events!
Venn Diagram - An original to compare-and-contrast activities. Highly adaptable for all subject areas and in a format your students are familiar with already.
Vocabulary Concept Developer - Similar to the Frayer model, but more emphasis on core development of vocabulary conception. Great for all classes!
Vocabulary Term Cluster - Great for all subject areas!
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Pro Tip: Group students up to work together in breakout rooms during small group time!
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