💻 TechnologyGrade 2Lesson 39
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Technology Showcase — Share Your Best Digital Creation

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Learning Objectives

  • 1Choose my best digital creation
  • 2Present it clearly and safely to an audience
  • 3Give kind feedback about others’ work at our technology showcase
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Mini Lesson

You have made drawings, posters, recordings, presentations, and more this year. A showcase is a special event where you choose your very best work and share it proudly!

Choosing your best piece

  • Look back at all the digital projects you made this year.
  • Ask yourself: Which one shows my best effort and ideas?
  • Choose one project you can explain clearly — what it is, what tool you used, and why you are proud of it.

How to present at the showcase

  • Show your project on the screen and use a clear, confident voice.
  • Tell your audience: (1) the name of your project, (2) the technology tool you used to make it, and (3) what you are most proud of.
  • Before sharing, check that your project has no private information — no home address, phone number, or last name.

Being a great audience member

  • Listen quietly and wait for the presenter to finish before you speak.
  • Give a piece of kind, specific feedback: "I noticed... I liked..."
  • Celebrate everyone’s effort — it takes courage to share your work!
Technology showcase presentation checklistA three-step showcase checklist — choose your best project, explain it clearly, and check for private information before sharing.Showcase Checklist1Choose your best projectThe one you are most proud of!2Tell: name + tool + pride"I made a poster using the drawing app.I'm proud of the bright colors."3Check: no private info before sharing
Three-step showcase checklist — choose your best project, explain it with name/tool/pride, and check for private information before sharing.
Being a great showcase audience: listen and give kind feedbackTwo side-by-side boxes showing audience rules — listen quietly, and give kind feedback using I noticed and I liked.Great Audience HabitsListenStay quiet whilethe presenteris speaking.Wait your turnbefore you talk.+FeedbackSay somethingkind and specific:"I noticed...I liked..."Be specific!Together we make a great showcase!It takes courage to share. Celebrate everyone!
Two audience habits for a great showcase — listen quietly while others present, and give kind specific feedback using "I noticed... I liked..."
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Ask yourself: Which project shows my best effort? How will I explain it — and what kind feedback can I give to someone else?

Vocabulary
Showcase
An event where people share their best worke.g. Our family held a tech showcase.
Project
A piece of work you build over timee.g. My favorite project was the digital story.
Present
To stand up and tell others about your worke.g. I present my poster to the audience.
Feedback
Kind words from others about your worke.g. My friend gave me helpful feedback.
Audience
The people who watch or read your worke.g. The audience listened closely to my story.
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