Description
Be every student’s favorite teacher by making writing ENJOYABLE! Would you Rather Prompts are great conversation starters, ice breakers or writing prompts. Use these interactive, editable Google Slides to easily have students show one or two fingers to share their choice.
What is in this download?
53 Google Slides with a moveable highlighter to share your favorite or the class’s most popular choice.
GREAT for Virtual or In-Person Teaching
- 50 Colorful WOULD YOU RATHER Slides
- 1 Digital Writing Prompt Paper
- 2 BLACK AND WHITE INK SAVING SLIDES for Handwriting ( see preview)
Slide backgrounds CAN NOT be edited. You can move the highlighter.
Students can share a 1 or a 2 in the chat box if Virtual or hold up their fingers.
You can delete slides you don’t want to send to students, add your own directions or images to the sides of the slides to personalize.
INTENDED FOR ANY GRADE
>>>>> YOU DO NOT need Google Classroom to use Google Slides. It will force a copy of it on your Google Drive. Students do not need to have Google Classroom to participate. They will need a Google account, which does not have to be a Gmail account, but just an account with Google that gives them access to Google Drive. <<<<<<
Easily share through Google Classroom to collect information or share from your computer to Zoom or Meets. Students move images, add text, and moving parts to get plenty of writing and computer practice!
Kelly J. –
During distance learning this resource was a life-saver when we needed a brain break and I also used it on Fun Friday. Sometimes I paired it with a padlet, so the students could see each others responses. Would you rather can be used as a fun activity and also as a writing activity showing opinion. I just used it as fun, as it helped the students talk and share their choices. (Originally shared on my TpT store.)
Jordyn M. –
I used these during morning meeting with my students. They loved talking about would they rather and why. (Originally shared on my TpT store.)
Angela H. –
My students and I loved this resource. Students were engaged and it really helped students with independency as well as to express their thinking. I simply loved it. Thanks for the contribution to my students. (Originally shared on my TpT store.)