Plan and reflect
Plan My Drawing
Before you draw: choose your idea, shapes and colors. After you draw: look back and set a goal.
Thinking sheet · Plan and reflect
3-2-1 Reflection
Three things you learned, two you found interesting and one question you still have.
- Grades
- 2–6
- Time
- about 10 minutes
- Topic
- Plan and reflect
- Kids practice
- summarizing, curiosity, exit tickets
What kids do
“Count down your learning: 3, 2, 1!”
- 3 things I learned
- 2 things I found interesting
- 1 question I still have
- A tiny sketch
How to run it
- A quick exit ticket for any lesson.
- Use the questions to plan tomorrow.
- Younger kids can draw instead of write.
Talk about it
- Which fact will you remember?
- Who has the same question?
- Where could you find the answer?
Take it further
Answer your question for homework.
Pairs well with
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