Whenever I give my students a vocabulary quiz, I have them draw a picture on the back so that they stay quiet and don't disrupt other people.
Usually I randomly ask four different students to name 1) an animal, 2) another animal, 3) a place, 4) an activity. Then I tell them that is what they will draw. If they don't want to draw, that's fine. They can write a story about it.
Recently I gave my students a quiz. The conglomeration came to a panda and white tiger playing football in Hawaii. I even drew my version on the board while they were finishing up. It was pretty bad. But I think it was better than this...
...I guess I shouldn't judge until I pull out that microscope.
Usually I randomly ask four different students to name 1) an animal, 2) another animal, 3) a place, 4) an activity. Then I tell them that is what they will draw. If they don't want to draw, that's fine. They can write a story about it.
Recently I gave my students a quiz. The conglomeration came to a panda and white tiger playing football in Hawaii. I even drew my version on the board while they were finishing up. It was pretty bad. But I think it was better than this...
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| "Picture need a microscope to see" [sic] arrow pointing to dots |
...I guess I shouldn't judge until I pull out that microscope.
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