Examples of using Students can create in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Students can create a poster about their favorite element.
From a balanced symbol equation, students can create stick and ball models on Storyboard That.
Students can create a story that captures the details of“The Gettysburg Address”.
And I prototyped a project where students can create a light-up creature using fabric and googly eyes.
Students can create their own questions or use teacher-created questions.
Our gallery is always growing,and templates can be added to assignments so students can create their own.
Students can create a presentation explaining which element discovery was the most important and why.
Israeli startup Tiny Tap is a social platform where families,teachers and students can create personalized educational apps.
Students can create the same analysis for another law or amendment during the Civil War and Reconstruction.
Israeli startup Tiny Tap is a social platform where families,teachers and students can create personalized educational apps.
Students can create a storyboard that represents how their lives would be different without the Bill of Rights.
But Storyboard That can beused in an even more interactive way- the students can create their own stories or finish stories that have been started.
Students can create other“rise and fall” timelines for figures including Napoleon, Louis XVI, or Marat.
Using a traditional storyboard and the character map backgrounds, students can create a chart describing the major figures of the War of 1812, their position, actions, and legacy after the war.
Students can create an additional space in their Frayer Model that reflects their opinion of the Supreme Court ruling.
Using one of the newspaper templates, students can create the front page of a newspaper that the characters might have read during their time in the story.
Students can create other“rise and fall” timelines for figures including Napoleon, Louis XVI, or Marat.
Depending on the discretion of the teachers, students can create the storyboard using the characters and scenes available or use actual images from the battle or event.
Students can create an additional space in their Frayer Model that reflects their opinion of the Supreme Court ruling.
Depending on the guidance of the teacher, students can create a translation of the quote's rationale, or use Textables to include word or thought bubbles that convey the central idea or theme of each quote.
Students can create storyboard pictures for sentences containing"then/than" or"there/they're/their" from reading or class.
Students can create an alternative 5 Ws of another country that offers their citizens a Bill of Rights or something similar.
Students can create force diagrams using characters and scenes, with arrows to show the size and magnitude of the forces.
Students can create their own representations of complex math concepts or of course, they can hang on the walls of the class.
Students can create and show a storyboard that captures the concept of the Five Act Structure by making a six-cell storyboard, like the one below.
Students can create the video first, and then create a single file of narration that mirrors a voice over of a story or a regular presentation.
Students can create their individual learning plan and complement the compulsory set of disciplines by elective courses and projects from any field.
Students can create note cards to help them memorize of essential concepts, bookmark specific sections, search by keyword, wherever they are and whenever they have time.