7 Canva Resources to Help Teachers Unleash Their Creativity
Get creative in and out of the classroom with Canva.
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I recently started using Canva* and I love it. Canva seems to have unlimited options to showcase design and creativity. So far I've used it to create custom images, a blog banner, and Instagram posts.
Here's My Canva Summer To-Do List
- Make a few cool Google Classroom banners for next year - one for science, social studies, and crew (homeroom).
- Design a few badges for my extension groups.
- Upgrade a few science investigations for use with Kami.
- Make anchor chart posters for classroom norms, independent work expectations, and collaborative work expectations.
Here are a few resources I've used to get me started. You might find some of them useful.
- These teacher resources come directly from Canva. This would be a good place to start.
- Use Canva to design lesson plan templates.
- Check out this Canva review from Common Sense Education. You can see what other teachers think.
- Here are some Canva for Education End of the Year Templates.
- The Edublogger - Canva in the Classroom: Getting Started, Example Designs, and Tips. This is an extensive resource.
- 13 Ways to Use Canva in Your Classroom - I like the badge templates.
- Learn how to use Canva Education with Google Classroom
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