Howard Gardner proposed multiple intelligences in 1983 including spatial or picture smart intelligence. Picture-smart learners can visualize experiences even when not present through mental manipulation like zooming or changing angles. These visualization skills help with directions, maps, and not all spatially intelligent people are artistic. A logo quiz activity tests students' spatial intelligence by having groups identify logos within 2 minutes to see which group can correctly identify the most.

2. PICTURE SMART
The Theory of Multiple Intelligences was proposed by Howard Gardner
in 1983 as a new model for understanding how people learn. Picture
Smart or Spatial Intelligence is one of them.
Picture-smart learners are skilled at visualization. They can re-create
visual experiences of people, places and objects that are no longer
physically present. They can also manipulate what they see in their
mind’s eye, and tend to think 3-dimensionally. This can mean zooming
in or out, seeing from different angles, or somehow changing the
mental picture by adding, subtracting or transforming elements of it.
These skills can also make it easier to give directions, follow directions,
and read maps accurately.
This intelligence may or may not relate to a person’s artistic abilities.
Not all people who are spatially intelligent are artists, however most
artists will possess this intelligence.

3. LOGO QUIZ
The objective of this activity is to find out how spatially intelligent the
students in the class are.
Group the class into 4 groups.
Every group will be given a sheet of paper for the Logo Quiz activity.
There are 20 questions/logos each group should identify.
The group that has the most number of correct logos within 2 minutes is
the winner.