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Coloring for Comprehension Kanelia Cannon New Ellenton Middle School Aiken County Public School District
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Why should I use this? Coloring supports/provides: Self expression Color recognition Therapy Grip/Control Coordination Motor Skills Focus http://www.dltk- kids.com/articles/why-color.htm “…coloring does offer a slew of mental benefits. "Coloring definitely has therapeutic potential to reduce anxiety, create focus or bring [about] more mindfulness," -Maygrace Berberian, certified art therapist and the Clinical Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator for the Graduate Art Therapy Program at NYU
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What do my students say? “Ooooooo, we get to color?” “When do we get to do this again?” “I like this.” “This is work?” “I have something wrong.” “No, that’s not right. It can’t be that answer/color.” “Look, you’ve got something wrong.”
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Why I use it? Grading becomes easier. Visual It relaxes my students. It sparks conversations among my students. It’s practice that they need. Introducing new concepts. Reviewing previously learned concepts.
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How I got started? www.teacherspayteachers.com Julie Faulkner Not Just for Elementary
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How to create a coloring page? Determine the concept you want to use. Choose an image/picture Draw the image Use a Creative Commons Image Use a coloring page (coloring book or online) Decide whether you want to use text or numbers. Create your answer key. COLOR!!! Develop your questions/statements. Use old worksheets
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How to create a hidden picture page? Determine the concept you want to use. Choose an image/picture Use a coloring page (coloring book or online) Create your answer key. COLOR!!! Develop your questions/statements. Use old worksheets You do not have to have a separate number for each space.
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How can it be used? Traditional Worksheet Substitute Vocabulary Terms Reviewing Concepts Social Studies: Wars - Characteristics of opposing forces Science: Elements of body systems Math: Multiplication practice; solving formulas correctly Students with Disabilities Use Microsoft Paint
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Your Turn Take a copy of the coloring sheet. Think of 6 terms your students should know. Past Unit of Study Current Unit of Study Write that word beside the color you want it to represent. On the back of the sheet, write the definitions for the words according to the number. Erase/cover the number (on the front). You’ve just created your first comprehension coloring sheet.
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