This fun activity will teach students a variety of 💻 tech skills as they decorate and create virtual eggs!
**UPDATED April 2022** In this engaging activity, students will learn and practice a variety of valuable technology skills. Some of these include: use of shape tools, resizing, using format tools to recolor images, using fill color and border color, use of line tools, and adding word art. This project is broken down into three parts: eggs as shapes, eggs as images, and creating your own. Each part includes a tip sheet for students to use. I have also included a skills checklist slide, including checkmarks to drag and drop as challenges are completed!
I love reviewing and teaching tech skills through fun, seasonal projects! Students are excited and engaged, often not realizing just how much they are learning. I hope that you and your students enjoy using them, too! Be sure to check out the rest of the site, including the Home tab and Free Resources tab for more ideas.
There are many fun Spring resources that I have created and shared on Teachers Using Tech. I have included game rooms, virtual trips, Would You Rather?, a virtual calming room, a decorating eggs student project, and more. I hope that you enjoy them with your students! This is a growing category, check back often for new posts and fun slide decks. 🌼🌷Check out these FREE Spring Resources category here.
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I hope that you and your students enjoy creating and learning with this fun project!
Make your own copy of 🥚🎨 Decorating Eggs to use and enjoy here:
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