Cópia de Digital Maze Teacher Instructions.pptx
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This document provides teacher directions for using digital mazes in the classroom. It includes two links to mazes and an answer key that teachers can copy and modify for student use. Tips are given such as assigning mazes individually by deleting unwanted slides, having students take photos of their work to add to slides, using virtual stickers for feedback, and including the answer key if timely feedback won't be possible. A tutorial video is also included for assigning mazes in Google Classroom. Sample student instructions and an example maze are provided.
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