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TEKS ELA Standard: 1.11.B

develop drafts in oral, pictorial, or written form by:

Maze Generator
Maze Generator
Create and print mazes for your students – with bonus side quests!
Emoji Stories 🐻
Emoji Stories 🐻
Students will create a story about 🐻🎩🎙️🐰🤣.
Emoji Stories 🛥️
Emoji Stories 🛥️
Students will write a story about 🛥️🏊🌊🐙🤝 .
Squiggles Collection 3
Squiggles Collection 3
Students start with the same squiggle and then draw on it, turning it into whatever they think it might be.
Squiggles Introduction
Squiggles Introduction
What do you see in this squiggle?
Squiggles Collection 1
Squiggles Collection 1
Students start with the same squiggle and then draw on it, turning it into whatever they think it might be.
Squiggles Collection 2
Squiggles Collection 2
Students start with the same squiggle and then draw on it, turning it into whatever they think it might be.
Random Emoji Prompt Generator
Random Emoji Prompt Generator
Click up an interesting, visual writing prompt suitable for any grade or purpose.
Drawing Knots, Level 3
Drawing Knots, Level 3
How to draw the final version of the twisty Henri Matisse knot!
SCAMPER: Scaffolding Creativity
SCAMPER: Scaffolding Creativity
Asking students to “think creatively” won’t get you far. They won’t know how to start, they’ll get stuck with simple ideas, or they’ll just go completely wild. SCAMPER is a tool for scaffolding the process of creativity.
Improving Presentations 3: The Storyboard and Slides
Improving Presentations 3: The Storyboard and Slides
It’s time to turn that outline into a storyboard and then some actual slides.
Using Creativity Tools To Develop A Learning Exploration: Step Four
Using Creativity Tools To Develop A Learning Exploration: Step Four
In this video, Kathryn Haydon explains how she designed creative products to finish her students’ learning explorations.
Greekymon
Greekymon
Rather than just memorizing word parts, students will use those word parts to create four possible products.
Writing Clear Directions
Writing Clear Directions
Can you write directions so clear that a group of kids can put a toy together with no illustrations?