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by AuthorKevin Cummins

Digital Literacies Lesson - Cause & Effect

Here is my digital literacies lesson for the week.  It is based around Greek Mythology and explores the relationship between Cause and Effect.  Students need to watch the short animated Greek Mythology stories, read about Greek gods, Mortals and Monsters and then identify the cause and effect sequences that are occurring within each story to further identify a message.  View the slideshare below or just download it here.

 

Digital literacies cause and effect

 

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