
How to Get Started:
See the video tutorial below:
Sample Classroom Activities:
1. Word Association - Students can brainstorm possible definitions, synonyms, homonyms, antonyms, part of speech, etc associated with any new vocabulary.
2. Character Sketch or Biography - Students can share their knowledge of a literary character or historical figure.
3. Compare/Contrast Literary Themes - Students can create word clouds for two or more literary works and then compare/contrast the similarities and differences among them.
4. Reflection of Learning - Students can summarize the content of a lesson or unit of study.
5. Classroom Expectations - Together, students can brainstorm classroom expectations and have the end product posted in a word cloud.
6. Book/Binder Cover - To liven up a textbook or binder, students can cover them with a word cloud describing the content of the subject area.
Wordle is a great web tool for students to demonstrate and present their knowledge on a variety of topics. Check it out here!
This post originally appeared on The De-tech-tive 4 Teachers.
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