Templates

//Planning templates for teachers, as well as templates for low-tech products students can create. (See Technologies for online templates and tools students can use to create more sophisticated products.)toc//

=Activity Templates=





//(More coming soon!)//

=Student Templates=


 * [|E-book]


 * Foldables


 * [|Pop-up book] (see also //[|How to Make a Pop-up Photograph] // and //[|Simple Pop-ups You Can Make by Robert Sabuda] )//


 * // [|Print-Cut-Fold Templates] - These are good examples of different kinds of books you can have students make to engage students in "publishing" their writing in a variety of formats. Download the zipped Print-Cut-Fold templates, then open the folder. When the individual files become visible, first look at the PDF called Print-Cut-Fold Activities (down toward the bottom) for a brief description of each project. This is a good example of how teachers can use common software applications to accomplish basic paper-based projects. You can save each file onto your hard drive for future use. One nice thing about this "handout packet" is that it includes templates AND samples so you can see how students might use each one. Obviously, they will have to be adapted for use in a FL classroom //


 * [|Shadow puppet book/video]


 * [|Read along book]


 * [|Smoosh book]

=Planning Templates=