Instructions
Start by exploring the multitude of tools/services available, select one, create your own example of a jigsaw puzzle (be sure to link it to your chosen theme), and then design a learning activity that requires from your students to construct their own jigsaw puzzles.
- A Word document in which you describe
- The names of 3 jigsaw puzzle tools that you explored before making the decision to use the one you built your example in.
- Three reasons why you chose to use that particular tool as opposed to the others that you considered.
- A worksheet that can be used in class:
- Title of the activity
- Name, date and class details (space where the learner can add their details)
- The learning outcome of the activity
- The instructions to the students
- Anything else you deem necessary
- An example of a completed Jigsaw Puzzle. Once again, considering the theme/topic that you chose to work with, identify a picture/photo/graphic that is relevant and meaningful.
- A rubric that can be used to mark the student’s jigsaw puzzles.
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