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10th grade Common Core SL.K.5 projects
How to Make Mexican Paper Marigolds (Day of the Dead, Halloween, Cinco de Mayo)
In Mexico the marigold or cempasúchil is also called the flor de muertos ("flower of the dead") because people use it to decorate during the Day of the Dead celebrations on November 1 and 2. This festive flower is also used as a decoration on Cinco de Mayo and in other traditional celebrations.
In this easy craft, students make festive marigolds out of tissue paper.
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K - 12th
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ARTiculation Self-Paced Workshop: Communication, Animation, Phonics, and Fun
This is the asynchronous version of my ARTiculation Workshop that explores a creative way to communicate, practice phonics, learn stop-motion animation, and have (fugle)fun! The workshop guide includes my printable lip sync kit step by step tutorialsexamples with varied complexity a way for you to post your finished video so I can celebrate your success with you!What to need:an iPad two free apps: Keynote and iMotiona way to prop your iPad over your work area. I use a stand like this.printer/pap
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
Research Based Halloween & Day of the Dead Project
I have been incorporating this into my lessons for several years now and the kids absolutely LOVE this project! Students compare and contrast Halloween and the Day of the Dead, trace the origins and how each spread. This information is then presented through various methods! Upon completion of their project, many students "don" their boards with festive decorations and bring in festive treats. The best part of this is that many Common Core standards addressed!
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
The Curiosity Project - Research + Critical Thinking Activity
A research and inquiry project. Students have the freedom to choose a topic of interest to them, formulate investigative questions and carry out research modeled on high school internal assessments. Students then use their research to complete set tasks.
This assessment is adaptable in terms of presentation - they could also present a digital project or create a model/diorama to present what they have learnt. This introduces research techniques and provides a scaffolded step by step introducti
Grades:
7th - 11th
The Great Debate
I was on the university debate team, and I've taken some of the skills I've learned there to help you run successful and meaningful classroom debates. Get ready for some exciting and potentially life-changing days ahead for you and your students.
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4th - 12th
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The Fast Food Debate! Five Days of Lessons, 10 Minutes of Preparation TOTAL!
Unbeatable Value and great quality- we've done the hard work so you don't have to! A quick download, some printing, cue a video (link provided) and you are set.Teach students debate skills, critical thinking skills, and logical skills to help with essay writing with an extended unit.This is a fun, engaging classroom activity that students always take seriously and learn a lot from. The first two lessons are instructional, critical viewing of hilarious debates with practice applications of skill
Grades:
10th - 12th
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Middle Ages Project
The provided project deals with the Middle Ages or Medieval Europe. It asks students to select a topic that will most likely be explored by educating students on the Middle Ages and create a presentation as well as an activity for their peers to complete. Included in this document is the time frame for the project, the procedure for implementing the project, as well as a project guide and rubric.
Grades:
9th - 10th
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