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Think About Change Over Time

Think About Change Over Time

Talk with the student about how they have changed over time or how they have grown as a person. Distribute blank drawing paper, colored construction paper, and markers or crayons. Have the student draw two pictures of themselves: one from the present, and one from a year or more ago. Have them label their drawings and include representations of things they enjoy.
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Topics: Daily Lit Bit, Daily Remote Learning Tip

Tue, Apr 6, '21

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