#1 Emoji Puzzles in Google Classroom

 This is my first post as a Google Certified Trainer. I will be using this Blog as a space to collect and curate my own and others' ideas for Workspace-based lesson activities / training session ideas.

#1 Emoji Puzzles within Google Classrooms  

The idea of using emojis as a lesson resource for writing activities was first introduced to me by Jonathan Lee at HK EDB Net Section. Thanks Jon!

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  1. UnknownJune 16, 2021 at 5:52 PM

    Great and easy activity to do with students Matt. Good job!

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