Becky Foellmer
Aug 15, 2018

An Apple a Day is Not Enough by Taylor Mali as Project Prompt

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Edited: Nov 16

This Taylor Mali video: https://youtu.be/4SJ3T6EM3qU could be used as a prompt for health students to create their own video on any health related topic. WeVideo, Google Slides + Nimbus or Screencastify which allows them to record voice over with their Slides presentation, Adobe Spark, etc. are options for creating the videos. Students LOVE video creation and do an amazing job when we give them "room" to create!!

Depending on the topic on which the students create, this project can address many National Health Standards. To easily look up standards use the National Health Standards and Performance Indicators Locator: bit.ly/33UXXTD (Filter by grade level at the top.)

 

 

 

kathy.parks
Aug 18, 2018

I love this video!

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