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How were emojis created?

How were emojis created?

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Grades K-5

Current Events And Trending Topics

Communication

1476 reviews

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In this mini-lesson, students will learn about why and how emojis were invented. In the activity, Finding Faces, students will learn how to use science to trick someone into liking their artwork.
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10 mins

Grades K-5

Current Events And Trending Topics

Communication

1476 reviews

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