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Silly Spring Glyph Activity

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Silly Spring Glyph Activity cover with a name placeholder labeled 'Type Name Here' for personalization
Opening slide of the spring glyph activity
Glyph directions: answer slide questions, copy matching images to slide 14, adjust them, and write about the glyph
Directions for building and writing about a glyph
Glyph tech tips explain copying, pasting, resizing, rotating, layering, grouping, and saving images
Technology instructions for assembling the glyph
Completed glyph example pairs an egg character named Eggy Leggy with a story about a spring trip to Colorado
Student exemplar of the glyph and accompanying story
Glyph body choices represent six spring break plans: family, friends, games, rest, movies and TV, or travel
Body selection based on spring break plans
Glyph eye shape choices match favorite spring things: flowers, butterflies, grass, rain, rainbows, or gardens
Eye shape selection based on spring favorites
Glyph pupil choices match first-name letter counts: gray for 2–3, orange for 4, purple for 5, and three more
Pupil selection based on name length
Glyph eyebrow choices match a desired backyard animal: bunny, chick, baby goat, squirrel, lamb, or deer
Eyebrow selection based on a backyard animal choice
Glyph mouth choices match spring activities: sprinklers, a waterpark, hiking, outdoor play, flowers, or a picnic
Mouth selection based on a spring activity choice
Glyph arm choices match favorite sports: baseball or softball, cycling, soccer, swimming, golf, or track
Arm selection based on a favorite spring sport
Attributes
Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

Types

Activities

Editable
Yes
Rating
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About This Product

This resource is a Silly Spring Glyph.

Students will get to build their own glyph by answering questions on each slide.

Tech tips and examples are included to guide students.

This activity can be assigned in Google Classroom or accessed in PowerPoint.

At the end, students will type a descriptive or narrative story about their glyph.

What's Included

1 PowerPoint with 10 interactive slides

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