1 of 22

Sketch and Tell Directions

Modified by S. Kapaldo for English 2 PLC

EduProtocols Virtual Smart Start:

So you can work less and teach better!

​

​

2 of 22

One Source

​

NO SCREENSHOTS OR IMAGES

End with a gallery walk to make sure kids are seeing all the options

​

Explain

By Drawing

One Slide

​

Explain

By Writing

3 of 22

Sketch and Tell Directions

Student tells a partner (classmate or parent) about their sketch.

Students sketch using the drawing tools or shapes tool.

No clipart or images are allowed. Drawing allows students to process information.

Students write a few sentences about their sketch.

4 of 22

Tell a partner or share in Flip Grid!

Sketch

Tell

5 of 22

Tell a partner or share in Flip Grid!

Sketch

Tell

6 of 22

Introduce with low cognitive load tasks like these below to get them used to the process. Great for the first week of school and get to know you activities!

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Four day

Sketch and Tell

Smart Start

Lesson Plan

Favorite Frozen Dessert

Hobby or talent

Dream Bedroom

Dream Vacation

7 of 22

Dream Vacation

Tell a partner or share in Flip Grid!

Sketch

Tell

8 of 22

Extend into Content!

Use this for:

Solving a problem

Mapping out a process

Visualizing student thinking

Picturing vocabulary

Character sketch

​

9 of 22

10 of 22

Summarize the chapter and include at least 1 piece of textual evidence in your summary

11 of 22

Look at the description of the characters on pages 2-3 and sketch what they would look like and explain your sketch with 2 quotes from the text.

12 of 22

13 of 22

14 of 22

15 of 22

16 of 22

17 of 22

18 of 22

19 of 22

20 of 22

21 of 22

22 of 22

Find more FREE templates

at EduProtocols.com!

Like this EduProtocol?

Smart Starts brought to you by

Jon Corippo, Marlena Hebern,

and special thanks to Kim Voge!

@jcorippo

@mhebern

@kvoge71