I chose this slogan because it contains domain specific vocabulary and demonstrates the courage of George Washington and the faith he had in his troops.
You’ve seen them in emails, on Facebook, even the Today Show features memes that have gone viral. Students can create their own memes using Haiku Deck on their iPads.
Follow these steps:
- Create a new presentation and choose a theme
- Add an image from your camera roll to set as the background
- Add your slogan and format the text so it works with your image
Check out my common core aligned lesson plan using this app in the classroom!
Here’s another common core aligned lesson plan using this app!
What a fantastic idea. I downloaded this app awhile back and k we it was cool but couldn’t figure out how to use it in class. After seeing your lesson, we’re going to create memes that go along with our Project Based Learning unit on health. Kudos.
Hi Erika-
Thank you for using our app, and Happy National Teacher Appreciation Day! Our Education Case Studies Pinterest board is a great place to check out how teachers are using our app in the classroom: http://pinterest.com/haikudeck/education-case-studies/
If there’s anything you need, just let us know — we’re always here to help! Can’t wait to see what your students create next.
Cheers,
Lisa from Team Haiku Deck
Thanks so much for using our app in the classroom! We’re so glad your students enjoy it –and what a great idea to create memes with it! We hope you and your students had the chance to use our updated version with charts & graphs and bulleted lists.
And just for fun since it is National Teacher Appreciation Day today, here’s a fun blog post we put together of tips & tricks for using Haiku Deck in the classroom: http://blog.haikudeck.com/teacher-appreciation/
If you need anything just let us know, we’re always here to help!
Thanks for being part of our creative community,
Lisa from Team Haiku Deck