Giving students a choice of how they can complete an assignment gives students ownership over how they show you what they've learned. By creating choice boards, in Slides (you can also use PowerPoint to do the same thing) it is easy to create an assignment where the students have to pick a certain number of things to do to complete the assignment. Many teachers use these boards and have students pick 3 out of 9 options to complete tic-tac-toe.
Here's how to create the boards in Google Slides.
During remote learning, some teachers are having their students work on their choice board assignments when they are remote while they do something different with the students in their classroom that day. Others are using choice boards to have students work independently when they are not attending class synchronously.
