Showing Understanding with Digital Art in Year 1&2

Snow stencil for a winter diagram.

A water cycle diagram.

Stencils, text, stickers and inking.

The rainbow ink feature came in handy for those creating Spring posters.
The students in Mrs Summers class learned to use the free Draw and Tell app to demonstrate what they know about their Science topics seasons (Yr.1) and the water cycle (Yr. 2). The students selected papers that would suit their product (ca e.g. blue for the season spring. They also learned how to set stencils, input stickers and letters and record a description about their diagram using the audio record tool. The class will now develop an avatar (cyber safe model) to describe how the water cycle works or what are the features of each season and immerse their avatar with their diagram using Keynote app.

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