This class has been created as a popular request from my ongoing students.  The "spot the differences" activities I have had in other classes have been a big hit, so I made a class dedicated to this activity alone.

In this interactive, social class, students will look for differences between two pictures.  Some differences will be obvious but other differences will be quite subtle.  Students will enjoy being a detective and looking for these slight changes between pictures. The focus of this class is fine tuning our visual perceptual skills and having some conversation along the way. Spot the difference is a fun activity that helps your child to concentrate, think, and learn to notice detail. The pictures will change weekly so students can take the class again and again. No experience necessary.  The suggested age range of 7 to 10 years of age keeps all students at about the same level so they all have a chance to find some of the differences in the pictures. 

This class works best for students who can use the annotate feature on a tablet, laptop or desktop computer.  Unfortunately, students cannot draw on the screen on a Chromebook.  However, for students using a Chromebook, they can call out the differences they see and the teacher will circle the differences for them.