Using EDITABLE Collaborative Posters in Your Classroom

Let's dig in! First we should tackle what these are! Here is a picture of one of my favorite

collaborative posters. As you can see in the picture, there are questions written on each piece. You might be wondering "do the questions come with the poster?". The answer to that is no. These are editable SO you get to put your own questions in. So you can use this activity in science, math, history, reading, or any other topic of your choosing!

You can also use this activity in some different ways! So I am going to give you three different ways you can use this one activity!

1. Input your own questions

   As stated before, this option allows you to review any topic you are learning with your students. Are you learning about butterflies? Great! Put those questions in! Did you just finish a chapter book? Put questions about the book in! Are you going over word problems in math? Then put a word problem on each piece! The opportunities are endless!

2. Write a prompt and have students respond on their piece.

   Do you have an open-ended question that your students need t answer? Instead of just having them respond on a paper, make a display with their answers! You can write the question on the board and each student responds on their piece.

3. Build a sense of teamwork in your class.

   You could also delete the text boxes and let students color their pieces! If you are a librarian and are looking for an activity to do with your students, this would be perfect! Not only would this be fun, but it also helps your students work together. Instead of just telling your class to work as a team, show them how!

Now let's take a look at what displays you can get!

Find them all here!