For years, teachers I have worked with have asked if you could set up a Google Form of K-2 students so that they could click on a Shape to answer a question.  This request made sense, as for years companies that sold clickers offered handheld devices using colors and shapes, rather than numbers or letters to answer student response questions.

With the new ability to add images to questions in Google Forms, what many people may have overlooked is that you now also have the ability to add images to responses.  This means that the very thing so many Early Childhood teachers have been asking of Google Forms, is now available.  See the Video Tutorial below and the following quiz sample to see what I mean…