Task 10 — Colour & Light Wonder Map
The whole class co-creates a shared Wonder Map. Add one sticky note — a word, phrase, emoji, or drawing — that captures what mattered most to you in this lesson.
🌟 Something that surprised you | ❓ A question you still have | 🔗 Something you will notice differently | 💡 An idea you want to remember
What happens in Task 10
The whole class co-creates a shared Wonder Map on a dark-themed canvas. Each student adds one sticky note: text (max 80 chars), an emoji from the palette, and a chosen note colour. Notes appear on the canvas with a pop animation as each is posted. After the student posts their note, the closing animation plays — a 5-second radial sequence showing all three group outputs connected by light beams, fading to black, then revealing the closing text line by line. The class map is exported as a high-resolution PNG saved to the teacher dashboard.
💬 Prompt examples
🎬 Closing animation
After the Wonder Map closes: a 5-second full-screen animation shows all three group output thumbnails arranged in a radial layout, connected by glowing light-beam lines spreading outward. This fades to black, then the conclusion text appears line by line. The teacher controls when this plays for the whole class from their dashboard. Map exported as 2400×2400px PNG after lesson.
- Wonder Map accepts voice note sticky notes — mic icon records 15s audio, waveform card appears on board
- Text-to-speech reads existing notes when tapped on the shared screen
- Emoji palette includes alternative text descriptions for screen readers
- Closing animation has a skip button for students who find transitions overwhelming
- All prompt bubbles have audio read-aloud
- Class mural on large poster paper — each student writes or draws one contribution with a marker
- 4 prompt zones marked on the poster with the same emoji labels
- Teacher photographs the completed mural for the class record
- Teacher reads the closing text aloud while students view the finished mural
- Teacher can hide duplicate notes if needed — each hidden note is replaced with a count indicator
- Wonder Map exported as high-resolution PNG saved to teacher dashboard as a class artefact
- Map can be displayed in the classroom or shared with parents after the lesson
- Closing animation is teacher-triggered from the dashboard — not auto-play