Using Drawings to Show Understanding
In French class we try to avoid using English wherever possible when showing understanding. That's why students are often asked to draw a phrase or sentence they see written or hear spoken to them. Not too long ago we used mini whiteboards to accomplish, but now that every student has a device, students complete their drawings right on their devices on sites such as Nearpod and Classkick. The goal is not to create museum-worthy artwork, but demonstrate an understanding of the content without using English. Here are some excellent examples! If you'd like to receive more updates from Mlle Decker's classroom, subscribe by email! Please watch for an email from Feedburner, through which you will need to verify your email address. You can unsubscribe at any time. Enter your email address: