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Linear Equations: Water Park Project
In this high interest, extensive assignment, students are given a three part project broken into daily tasks. The project is designed to assess the students profieciency with linear equations. They must design a water park on a coordinate plane, identify points, calculate slope, write equations, solve for midpoint, use the distance formula, and explain their results in a reflection paper.
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7th - 12th
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Budget Project: My Life for 1 Year After High School
This project is designed for high school SDC students and is scaffolded appropriately.
This budget project is a great assignment for high school seniors learning how to create a monthly budget. This project begins one month after graduation and asks students to create a budget including projected income, expenses and savings goals. The project is a real eye opener for students and helps them to understand what they can realistically afford working part time.
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9th - 12th
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Project Self-Reflection for Students (FREE printable)
After a major project or assignment, each student can fill out look back and answer self-reflecting questions about the project and their own efforts.
This is also a great tool to use for teachers to get an idea of how their students felt about the assignment/project and make improvements or adjustments for the next school year.
FREE word document printable - feel free to add/delete to your classroom needs.
Enjoy :)
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2nd - 12th
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Middle Ages Project
This project is designed for 8th graders studying the Middle Ages. The project is designed so that kids get to pick and choose different activitites, each worth a different number of points. They essentially pick from a list of mini projects to design their own project. It would work for English and/or history classes and is easy to adapt. It was popular with students and parents appreciated it too.
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7th - 12th
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Nutrition menu Diners, Drive-ins and Dives theme
This project gives students two options and uses a Diner's, Drive-ins and Dives theme to encourage enthusiasm and student buy in. The project revolves around teaching students nutrition and emphasizes understanding of the six nutrients groups.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Personal Finance Car Buying Project
This project is great for use in any principles of business, personal finance, or other business class. In this project students will work at their own pace as they to go through all the steps necessary to make an informed car buying decision. This project uses the Internet and familiarizes students with sites like Kelly Blue Book, BankRate.com, and insurance websites. Students will be guided through selecting a car, comparing prices, finding what other consumers are paying for the car, finding
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9th - 12th
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Real Life Math: Shopping For Clothes
Teaching Life Skills as part of your curriculum. Real Life Math provides great opportunities to teach students about real lifes situation where they will use basic math skills. This activity centers around online shopping for Fall and Winter Clothing. Directions; lists of clothing needs; and order form are included.
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5th - 12th
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Consumer Math: Grocery Store Price Project
Using weekly advertisements, from three different grocery stores, students will compare and contrast the cost of grocery shopping. While this project is based for a Midwest school, it may be adapted to any region of the United States. After completing the project, students reflect on why shopping smart is the best way to shop. A great project to teach comparison shopping and budgeting.
Skills: Budgeting; Comparison shopping; Basic adding and subtracting
File is editable.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Plate Tectonics Activity: A Synthesis of the Cross Section of the Earth
One of my very favorite activities to do with students - in fact, I use it whenever I can because it provides an engaging way to get my students talking about plate tectonics, using new vocabulary, and flexing their creative muscles. If you haven't taught plate tectonics, this is a great lesson to open with - all the background you need for this activity is included!This lesson includes an illustrated brief introduction to plate tectonics, followed by an activity that challenges students' under
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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NGSS:
MS-ESS3-2
, MS-ESS3-1
, HS-ESS3-1
, 4-ESS3-2
Similar Triangles Project
This Geometry project is a fun and creative way for students to demonstrate their knowledge of SSS, SAS and AA Similarity. Students will construct triangles with a ruler, compass and a detailed set of instructions. This alternative assessment can be done in class as each concept is introduced or entirely at home. It is so much fun to see students creativity when they turn in their final project.
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7th - 12th
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Structured Teaching Job Boxes 1-30
Job boxes are great for students as they have been able to do these tasks on their own and can develop increased independence. Independent job boxes also teach vocational skills and life skills, while emphasizing specific learning targets for the learner. When introducing a new job box, first teach it to the student during work with teacher time. Once the student has mastered the task, the job box moves into their independent work rotation of materials. This is a very easy to put together and ve
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PreK - 12th
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Letter to Favorite Teacher (An End of year activity)
This is a great end of the year activity. Have students (especially those who are ending their last year at that school) write a letter to their favorite teacher or staff member. Once students have typed or written their letters, they can choose to hand deliver it to that person, or the teacher can give it to them. I have gotten so many thank-you's from people with this activity. We don't hear enough about how we've helped students, and this is a great way to do it!
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5th - 12th
Roaring 20s Slang Words
Your class will experience the 1920s by speaking their language! This is a group activity that takes a single class period. Full directions, questions for students to answer, and slang cards to cut out. Students will pick 8 slang terms at random, create an outline, then present to the class.
If you like this activity, be sure to check out 20s and 30s: A Unit Plan.
You can find “Full Unit’s” for World History, US History, Economics, and Government at my store.
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5th - 12th
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Progressive Era Movie Poster Project
This movie poster project could be used in the middle of the Progressive Era unit or as closure at the end of the unit. The poster uses various themes from the Progressive Era (Prohibition, The Jungle by Upton Sinclair, 19th Amendment, etc.) that students choose from to create their poster.
Students choose a theme, create a movie title, historical characters, plot, and photo for their movie poster. Students can use various web tools such as Google Docs, Google Slides, Powerpoint, or Word to c
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7th - 12th
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Trip Itinerary & Budget Project
In this project, students will be asked to plan and budget for a trip, including choosing transportation, lodging, activities, food, etc. You can either give them a pre-set budget or let them set one on their own.
This is great for an adult living course, an economics course, or a technical writing course, which is what I used it for.
Included in this project are directions for each step of the project for students, as well as a sample for them to follow. You can choose how you'd like them to
Grades:
10th - 12th
Choice Project (41 mini projects included) GEOSPHERE ~ Differentiated!
Culuminating activity at the end of a geosphere unit -- students choose 5 out of 41 possible choices covering topics such as: Layers of the Earth ~ Plate Tectonics ~ Rock Cycle ~ Earthquakes ~ Volcanoes. This project could easily be converted to ANY SCIENCE TOPIC, not just geosphere. All learning styles covered! Every project has its own rubric and directions, project choices range from being worth 10 to 50 points.CAREFULL -- I did not edit this to make it generic, so there are some project
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5th - 12th
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GOOGLE SLIDE SHOW PRESENTATION RUBRIC
Rubric to score a research project PRESENTATION that includes USE OF CLASS/LAB TIME. Worth 40 points altogether. Each category is form 0-5 points. Rubric includes the use of gifs, pictures, fonts, etc.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Sports Franchise Marketing Project
Formal Objective: This project will serve as a comprehensive formal assessment for many types of writing, math, social studies, research, and informative speech skills.
Types of Writing Involved: persuasive, informational, functional, formal reporting, expressive, letters, and narrative.
Types of Math Involved: Adding, subtracting, division, add/subtract decimals, measurements, scale, and multiplication.
Types of History Involved: Researching sports stadiums and how they've positively aff
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6th - 12th
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French Culture Project
This project gives students several choices in exploring the French culture in the foreign language classroom. Students will learn about the history, arts, customs, and traditions of the French people. The project choices allow students to utilize their unique learning styles and multiple intelligences by choosing which project matches their preferences. The project can be adapted for any foreign language.
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6th - 12th
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End of Year Math Project - I can teach __________!
So it is the end of the year. You're burnt out. The kids are burnt out. But you need to review for the Final Exams/End of Year Testing. Here is a great project for your students that will get them engaged and have them reviewing the material without the class getting bored with the same old examples.
In this project, students have just been hired as the new (Insert Subject Here) Teacher at their school! Now it is their job to teach the rest of the class what they need to know for the end of ye
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Grades:
8th - 12th
13 Colonies Project
13 Colonies Group ProjectStudents should be assigned a group and the group will be given a colony to research and collect information about. Students will need to answer specific questions about each colony, create a visual presentation and present the information to the class. Each member will be graded individually on the information they collect and as a group for the finished product. At the end of all of the presentations, students will be quizzed on the information each group presented.
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7th - 12th
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Group Project Peer Evaluation Rubric FOR STUDENTS
Students can use this tool to evaluate team member performance after a group project. The easy-to-understand rubric allows students reflect on the strengths of their peers while giving them an opportunity to provide confidential criticism. The t-chart at the end allows students to provide feedback about what they liked and did not like about the project.Provide each student with a Peer Evaluation Rubric after completing a group project. Students score themselves as well as their team members.
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6th - 12th
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Plan a Vacation Project
Use this resource to teach students how to plan a vacation. Great for a pre-spring break life skills lessons. Rubric included.
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6th - 12th
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Monopoly Game Day - February 6th - Center Idea
Create a monopoly board game (on any topic they've learned during the school year) individually, with partners, as a small group, or whole group. Templates provided for game board, cards, money, and pieces.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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