- Photograph students dressed up as “their futures” and use the pictures to illustrate career options/reports
- Photograph “a day in our classroom" for Open House
- Store a photograph with each student's electronic portfolio
- Create a geometry book of real-world geometric shapes
- Photograph community landmarks and have students create a brochure about your community.
- Take pictures of signs in your community and assemble the photos into an "I Can Read" book.
- Use photographs to illustrate the process for complicated projects or for science experiments.
- Write a class novel and illustrate it with live-action photos of your students
- Take pictures of class procedures and display them in the classroom as a reminder.
- Create a seating chart with photographs for substitutes
- Document the growth of classroom plants or animals with daily or weekly photos.
- Use fall and spring pictures for students to complete Venn diagrams, showing how they have - and haven’t - changed during the year.
- Photograph school staff performing their duties and create an “Our School Workers” book.
- Have students take photographs illustrating the concepts of freedom, love, hate, honor, joy, sorrow, patriotism, responsibility, respect, or other emotions
- Create a class alphabet chart with students and objects of each letter of the alphabet
Have students take pictures to illustrate such science concepts as food chain, biodiversity, biome, etc.
- Take pictures of plants or animals in your community to create a field guide of local wildlife
- Snap a shot of the latest math activity, PE lesson, or science investigation and add a message to create special reports for parents.
- Share images with parents or grandparents by creating a “Caught Your Child Enjoying…” website
- Attach digital images to e-mail's to share class news with Internet pen pals or the newspaper.
- Have your students create a “My Favorites” scrapbook with shots of various activities from the year.
- Save pictures of their favorite projects to create a “Welcome To My Class” newsletter for next year's class.
- Personalize awards with images of students and their award-winning creations
Use student pictures to personalize classroom displays
- Create birthday, thank you, or congratulatory cards with photos and a personalized message
- Create a customize “classroom” yearbook
- Use photos to create sequencing activities
- Use images to add another dimension to journal writing
- Use images to make worksheets/exams more interesting
- Take images to collect data
- Use PhotoBooth (Mac only) for serendipitous photos
- Save digital images of classroom activities and projects to demonstrate and evaluate standards-based learning
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