Lesson Activity Toolkit Overview

The video tutorial introduces the Lesson Activity Toolkit, a resource for enhancing classroom interactivity. It explains how to access the toolkit, explore its subfolders, and use pre-built examples. The tutorial also demonstrates how to modify activities by adding custom content, images, and labels, providing a practical guide for teachers to integrate these tools into their lessons.

What is the primary purpose of the Lesson Activity Toolkit?

• To provide a collection of games and exercises for classroom engagement.

• To offer a platform for online teaching.

• To replace traditional teaching methods.

• To serve as a grading tool for teachers.

Where can you find the Lesson Activity Toolkit folder?

• In the Downloads section.

• In the Gallery Essentials folder.

• In the Tools menu.

• Below the Gallery Essentials folder.

What does the 'Example' subfolder contain?

• Blank templates for exercises.

• Pre-built examples of activities.

• Graphics and tools for creating activities.

• Games like dice and crosswords.

Which subfolder would you explore to find board games?

• Activity subfolder

• Graphics subfolder

• Example subfolder

• Games subfolder

What is the recommended starting point for new users of the toolkit?

• Downloading additional content.

• Using pre-built examples.

• Exploring the graphics subfolder.

• Creating activities from scratch.

What is the function of the 'Edit' button in the toolkit?

• To save the activity.

• To delete existing content.

• To lock the activity.

• To replace text and images with your own content.

How can you change the number of columns in an activity?

• By clicking on the solve button.

• By resetting the activity.

• By selecting the option in the edit screen.

• By dragging new images over the old ones.

What should you do if you want to add more images to an activity?

• Delete the old images first.

• Drag new images over the existing ones.

• Reset the activity.

• Use the solve button.

How do you label images to match the type of food in the activity?

• By dragging the image to the correct column.

• By selecting from a drop-down menu.

• By clicking the reset button.

• By typing the label directly on the image.

What is the final step after customizing an activity?

• Print the activity for classroom use.

• Share the activity with students.

• Test the exercise and save the notebook file.

• Delete the original content.