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Sketchnotes & Infographics

This is a venn diagram with healthy foods in one side (fruits and vegetables), “sometimes” foods in the combined middle section (red meat), and not great foods in the other side (saturated fats, processed sugars).
Sketchnote for healthy and not-so-healthy foods.
Infographic summarizing Piaget’s theory of cognitive development, created using Canva

Canva Overview

Canva is a graphic design program that is free to download and includes tons of templates for posters, slideshows, or anything you need to present visually. I find Canva to be an extremely easy program to operate and useful for creating educational materials. It is my favourite way to make infographics which I use for studying and presentation purposes.

For younger students this is a great way for their teacher to create instructions that include words and pictures. For older students this is a way to practice summarizing their learning and course information, or to create their own visual presentations.

Although your students have to access a computer or tablet and internet to use this resource, I think it is very valuable for students in grades 3 and up. Most schools have access to some sort of computer lab or class sets of laptops and I feel like is an intentional way to use those resources. An infographic is a great way to receive summative assessments from your students to easily view their understanding of a topic, and Canva being easy to use makes the technology usage an easy barrier for them to cross.

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