💻 TechnologyGrade 2Lesson 32
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Share Creative Work with Your Family

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Learning Objectives

  • 1Present my digital creative work clearly
  • 2Give kind feedback about others’ work
  • 3Reflect on what I made and how I made it
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Mini Lesson

You have worked hard creating digital projects this unit! Now it is time to share your work and celebrate what you and others have made.

How to present your digital work

  • Show your project on the screen and speak clearly so everyone can follow along.
  • Tell your audience three things: what you made, which tool you used, and why you chose that idea.
  • Example: "I made a digital poster about penguins using the drawing app because I love animals."

Giving kind feedback

  • When someone shares their work, listen carefully and think of something specific and kind to say.
  • A good feedback sentence has two parts: something you noticed and something you liked.
  • Example: "I noticed you used lots of colors. I liked how bright and cheerful your poster looked!"

Reflecting on your creative process

  • Reflecting means thinking about what you did and what you learned.
  • Ask yourself: What went well? What was hard? What would I do differently next time?
How to present your digital work: What, Tool, WhyA three-part presentation guide showing three cards labeled What did you make, Which tool did you use, and Why did you choose that idea, with an example sentence below.Tell your audience 3 things:1WHATdid youmake?2WHICHtool didyou use?3WHYdid youchoose it?Example:"I made a digital poster about penguinsusing the drawing appbecause I love animals."
Tell the audience what you made, which tool you used, and why you chose that idea.
How to give kind feedback: I noticed plus I likedA feedback formula showing two boxes: I noticed something specific, plus I liked something kind, equals kind feedback. An example is shown below.Kind Feedback FormulaI noticed...somethingspecific+I liked...somethingkind=Kind Feedback!Example:"I noticed you used lots of colors.I liked how bright your poster looked!"
The kind feedback formula: "I noticed..." plus "I liked..." equals kind feedback.
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Ask yourself: "What did I make, which tool did I use, and what is one thing I am proud of?"

Vocabulary
Share
To show your work to otherse.g. I share my poster with my family.
Present
To stand up and tell others about your worke.g. I present my project on Friday.
Feedback
Kind words from others about your worke.g. My friend gave me feedback on my video.
Reflect
To think back about what you made and learnede.g. I reflect on what went well.
Audience
The people who watch or read your worke.g. The audience clapped after I shared.
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