The idea is based on Flat Stanley, a cutout boy who started circulating the world in 1995 as a way to improve children’s reading and writing skills by documenting his traveling adventures. Teachers are mailing Bitmoji versions of themselves called Flat Teachers to students and asking them to take photos of what they do together. Using Bitmojis in a variety of ways allowed me to connect to my students and make us feel like a class again.Students and teachers are missing out on the traditional end of school year traditions, but an Instagram trend is helping everyone create memories in a fun, creative, and unique way. I even created a Bitmoji countdown to the end of the year. “I used Bitmojis as stickers to compliment student work.

“I included my Bitmojis in morning messages and emails to parents and students,” she said. She says Bitmoji has allowed her to reconnect with her students in a fun and creative way. I went kayaking, camping, ate cake, jumped in the water, bounced on a trampoline, dove on a slip and slide, swam in a fish tank, and so much more.”

“My students took me on so many adventures. Bilec) and included a poem, asking them to take me on an adventure,” she said. “I mailed each student a laminated version of my Bitmoji (Flat Ms. Algonquin Road Public School primary teacher Lee Bilec came up with a project using her Bitmoji based on the book Flat Stanley called the Flat Ms. It gave students immediate feedback and motivation.”īitmoji has also allowed teachers to be extra creative and come up with unique assignments for students. “At the end of each task, I was able to include a Bitmoji of myself telling students ‘Stop!’, ‘Go Back’, ‘You are done’, or ‘Awesome work today!’. “With distance learning, you’re not there to give a gentle tap on a desk as a reminder to stay focused,” she said. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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