We love PicMonkey for a variety of editing reasons - but we also love it for engaging students in using primary sources in the classroom. What if you used PicMonkey to engage students by:
* Having them create their own primary source meme ( who doesn't like a good meme anyhow? )
* Have students annotate a primary source using the tools in PicMonkey
* Have students create a primary source of their own using PicMonkey'
And hey teachers what if you could...
* Alter a primary source to support inquiry in the classroom?
* Use a primary source for discussion by adding your essential question to a primary source using PicMonkey?
* Place arrows on a primary source to highlight key vocabulary?
* Annotate a primary source to build background knowledge?
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