Looking to add some fun doodling sheets to your classroom? Have some reluctant readers that need some doodling challenges during reading time? Grab these 10 cool, ready-to-go sheets and see your students’ creativity flow! Doodling challenges: Doodle a variety of delicious cupcakes Doodle cute looking junk food by adding a face. Doodle a variety of funny, scary, weird looking monsters Doodle cool looking sneakers Doodle a variety of fruits Doodle a burst of candy Doodle anything you would like to buy. Doodle emojis with different facial expressions. Doodle school supplies Doodle the word Awesome in different font styles. Doodle…(Freestyle)

ou want your students to become visual thinkers? You even have some students reluctant to drawing and/or art in general? Try these sketchnoting skill building practice sheets that guide students through drawing people and facial expressions easily and smoothly. The point of sketchnoting is to capture the idea not being an artist. This will empower your students to become visual thinkers and start demonstrating their ideas visually. Included: 4 pages of sketchnoting practice sheets (PDF) Just print and hand out.

Are you teaching the basics of Photography? Lots of new terms and concepts? These 5 comprehensive letter sized and visually appealing “Cheat Sheets” help visualizing and explaining the most important photography terms in no time. These concepts are crucial to understand when using a DSLR camera. Print them in colour, and hang them on your bulletin board in the classroom as a reference for students when working on photography tasks. Or add them to your website, Google slides, GClassroom… Which concepts are covered? What is Aperture? What is DOF? What is Shutter Speed? What is FStop? What is ISO? This package includes 5 handouts in PDF and individual jpegs.

Get your class ready for this lovely cartoon style ‘Every Child Matters’ classroom pendant banner. Showcase diversity and inclusion with these lovingly digitally drawn cartoon students. Just print, cut, laminate (optional) and hang on a string in your classroom. Also great to use as a bulletin board border. Let it hang all year long to honour Indigenous children.

This is a powerful lesson I taught in high school to get students acquainted to effective visual storytelling techniques. I created a suspenseful short video about the importance of meeting assignment due dates. I highlight robust camera shots and angles as well as cinematic motion shots to show students how a topic can be visualized. The video I made was entirely done on my iPhone 8. In this no-prep resource you will get: Tons of frontloading project ideas your students can do on their phone to introduce them to camera shots and angles as well as cinematic motion shots. My video example Assignment instructions to re-recreate my video to practice camera movements. Music files for students videos. Online video editing tool unless you are using one that’s already installed on your school’s computers.