Waffle Bytes

Recently I read about a post by Adam Llevo ( @MrAdamPE ) about creating and using interactive Drag & Drop worksheets for students.  With drag & drop questions being a part of our current state assessments, this intrigued me.  Upon checking it out, all I can say is...WOW!  There are so many applications for this idea - here are a few that I thought of initially: drag & drop the appropriate equation on a variety of graphs (Algebra) drag & drop the parts of a flower (3rd grade Science) drag & drop the appropriate word into sentences (Upper El ELA) drag & drop to label a map (Social Studies) and of course, Adam's examples show how to use it in Health & PE! The applications for this are boundless.  And if you are using Google Classroom, turning your prepared document into a template that is share with students is so easy! Check out his blog post & examples -  From Adam Llevo's blog post " Using GDrawings in #PhysEd...

This is actually a feature I have requested, so I'm very happy to see it integrated into Google Slides! You can now view your slides in Grid View, allowing you to easily re-arrange them by dragging and dropping.  You have three methods for this - Method 1 - Go to the View Menu and select Grid View:   Method 2 - Use keyboard shortcuts of Control+Option+1 (Command+Option+1 for Macs) Method 3 - Go to the icons at the bottom left of the window and click on the Grid View Using any of these methods, you can view your slides in the grid view - which will let you drag and drop the slides into your preferred order: