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Middle school other (specialty) project pdfs
Music Technology Curriculum: 12 Project Ideas | Year-long Bundle | Saves HOURS!
** Perfect for Distance Learning!** These projects were designed for the busy music teacher who needs help with starting or organizing a Music Technology course, or who simply wants to add some music tech or songwriting into the classes they already teach. The best part is, you do NOT have to be a professional sound engineer to teach these lessons! Enough project ideas/ material to use for a year-long course. JUST ADDED! Example videos of completed projects in the teacher resources section! In t
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Demonstration "How-To" Speeches for Kids, Public Speaking for Beginners
This demonstration speech (also known as a “how-to” speech) is a great way to get 4th-7th grade students comfortable speaking in front of a group and gives them the opportunity to incorporate a technology-based visual aid into their presentation. This project includes three parts: an outline, speech, and slideshow presentation. All three parts are graded on a single rubric. Supporting materials such as a student guidelines page, slideshow presentation tips, and notes on using transitional wor
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4th - 7th
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Benjamin Banneker: Black History Month Math Project
Benjamin Banneker: Black History Month Math ProjectThis is a math project celebrating Black History Month. The project gives a brief description of Benjamin Banneker. Banneker has been credited for making the first clock to be built completely in America.Students will then create 12 expressions and/or equations to represent each number. This project can easily be used for other grades to create polynomials, and or multiplication/division problems to represent each number. Great way to recogniz
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Black History Month: Math Activities Bundle!
Middle School Student Newspaper Comprehensive How-To Guide (Starter Pack)
*** VIDEO PREVIEW OF PRODUCT HERE ***Are you wanting to start a student newspaper at your middle school? Then, you need this comprehensive How-To Guide to help you get started and keep your school newspaper running strong! (GOOGLE SLIDES VERSION LINKED ON SLIDE 4 IN ORDER TO EDIT TEMPLATES)A student newspaper is a vessel to carry student voices, interests and concerns at your school. A middle school newspaper publication is not as efficient or self-running as a typical high school student newspa
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5th - 8th
American US States Project Lapbook Activity
This American Lapbook Project for the US States contains all the instructions, templates, and pictures needed to create the 6 page lapbook shown in the thumbnails. Please download the free preview to see larger pictures of what's included in this PDF file.Skills covered:• State abbreviations• State capitals• State population, date entered union, imports and exports, major lakes and rivers• Famous Americans• 5 regions of the US• State flag and flower• Major Landmarks• Natural Resources• Highest
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3rd - 6th
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Canada's Provinces and Territories Activity Lapbook
This Canadian Lapbook Project is such a fun way for your students to study the provinces and territories of Canada, physical regions of Canada, and natural resources. All templates and an assessment rubric are included.Skills covered:• Provincial and Territorial Capitals• Provincial and Territorial population, flags, imports and exports, and major lakes and rivers• Physical Regions of Canada• Natural Resources• ReflectionColour and black and white copies are included for all templates.*********
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3rd - 6th
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Ten Commandments Lapbook
Ten Commandments LapbookThis packet can be used as a lapbook or in an interactive notebook to learn and study the Catholic Ten Commandments. Students match the commandment to the correct flaps and then quiz themselves. Pictures of a completed example are included along with an answer key.***The Commandments can be placed in any order according to the version of the Bible that you study.***************************************************************************Check out my Religion Lapbook BUNDLE
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1st - 6th
Also included in: Religion Lapbook Bundle
All-in-One Dance Unit
This unit plan includes 12 detailed lesson plans: Introduction to Dance, Cha Cha Slide, Line Dance (Part 1), Line Dance (Part 2), Dance Stations, Swing (Partner Dancing), Salsa (Partner Dancing), Contemporary Lyrical, Dance Montage, Thriller, Break-down a Famous Dance Scene, and Create-a-Dance. The appendix of the unit plan includes over 30 resources, including: all dance instruction sheets, task cards, station cards, and dance assignment/project handouts (including grading rubrics).
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6th - 12th
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A Mind Blowing, Bubble Bursting, Lip-Smaking Project- POP!
This is an �eye popping� project that incorporates several reading comprehension skills in a �flavorable� way! Students will be bursting to share the lip-smacking facts that they have learned�.Don�t miss this one!!
-PLEASE MAKE SURE TO DOWNLOAD THE TPT SAMPLE PAGE FOR IMPORTANT ASSEMBLY INFORMATION!!
I have included extra pages, to allow those that purchase this packet, the flexibility to customize their projects in the way that will work best for th
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3rd - 6th
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Student Choice Art Framework for Middle or High School Art with Task Cards
A framework for student choice artwork that allows middle or high school art students to explore their own artistic voice without wasting time or valuable materials bundled with 90 visual art task cards.At the secondary art level there are multiple skill levels and experience in one classroom. This is a great way to keep students with more advanced skills and experience engaged and working on meaningful art in your classroom. The point requirement ensures that students take this opportunity seri
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6th - 12th
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Journalism: Reporting Practice Scenarios and Activities
Reporting Practice Assignment Teacher Notes:This is an excellent activity for students to practice interviewing techniques, to write effective leads, and to write straight news stories.Here are some of the directions:Students: For this assignment, you will take on two different roles: that of a reporter writing an accurate story relating the event in question, and then that of a person to be interviewed for a scenario( this must be different from the one that you are writing). If you are a rep
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Journalism Activities & Lessons Bundle: Beginning & Advanced Students
Halloween Murder Mystery - ASL, ESL, Deaf/HH
Muder at Monster ManorA murder mystery is a great way to get students into the Halloween spirit. This activity uses tons of Halloween vocabulary, allows students to practice receptive communication, and it requires collaboration and communication to solve. It is a win, win for everyone involved. How does it work? It is easy. There are 41 short clues created to lead students towards the guilty party. The teacher or students will record the clues and turn them into a QR code or shortened URL so st
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: ASL Halloween Activities Bundle
Money Doesn't Grow On Trees: Creating A Budget and Planning A Vacation
This is a budgeting unit that deals primarily with basic math skills and some technology. The students take pride and responsibility in their work because they get to make big decisions such as what their dream career is, what type of house they live in, what type of car they drive, and they get to plan a vacation of their own. At the end of the unit the students will be presented with one million dollars that they have to spend following certain guidelines and rules. This unit offers a variety
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5th - 9th
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Les danses autour du monde PROJET de recherche (Dance project) French
Les danses autour du monde projet de recherche. Project requires students to pick a dance from a hat (dances provided), and then answer research questions pertaining to their chosen dance. Included is a criteria checklist to be used when students are presenting their dance.
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3rd - 9th
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Free Sample | Passion Project | Genius Hour | Digital Resource
This free sample of my Passion Project resource has two days of activities to guide and support students through the beginning of the process of creating their very own Passion Project. The goal for this project is for students to research and explore any topic they want, and create any product they can come up with to share their learning. This Passion Project is similar to projects conducted during genius hour.Sometimes, students have a difficult time coming up with a topic at first. Students
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3rd - 6th
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Tiny (Little) Home Drafting and STEM Project
Tiny Home Drawings and Design, Directions, Building a Scale Model and STEM Activities Drawings: Included are plans for both a traditional home and a contemporary home.Basic Floor Plan – Plan view with the overall interior with dimensions, room sizes and names. Dimensioned Floor Plan – Plan view with detailed interior and exterior dimensions and room names.Furniture Plan – Plan view showing the individual furniture and the location.Front Elevation – Detailed view of the front of the house with e
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6th - 12th
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Ag Data Media Project (Researching statistics about agricultural commodities)
Need a fun and interactive way to introduce the agriculture industry to your students and explore agricultural production data and statistics? This project combines research, technology, and agricultural interests to create a collaborative photo slideshow or video. This is a great way to get to know your students at the beginning of the school year and to promote the agriculture industry in your classroom and school!
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- A 2-sided worksheet with step-by-step instructions
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: A Survival Kit for New Agriculture Education Teachers (BUNDLE)
Architectural Assignments, Drafting & CAD:Distance Learning
This project is great for introduction to architectural drafting. 1. The first floor is a two car garage with a work bench, storage room, mechanical room and half bathroom. 2. The second floor is a one bedroom, one bathroom apartment with an open floor plan for the kitchen, dining and living areas. 3. An enclosed staircase connects the two levels. The two floor plans have details, fixtures and dimensions. 4. Included is a furniture plan for the apa
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6th - 9th
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Raised Urban Garden Plans - How to Build a Garden for your School or Home
In my free time I love to garden. I had struggled for years fighting weeds, ants and critters. I designed a raised garden bed that is easy to build and makes gardening easy and fun!
No bending over, pulling weeds, or worrying about critters getting to your veggies. These plans are perfect for a home or apartment but also are perfect for a school! My son used them for his eagle scout project and built a garden for the local high school special needs department. They loved it!
Plans come in a
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Jesse Tree Project
Assign each student or groups of students a Jesse Tree Bible person and story. Have each student make an ornament that symbolizes their person and present a summary and ornament to the class.
This product includes a rubric, a graphic organizer to keep information organized, and Jesse Tree people and Bible verses.
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3rd - 8th
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Here's How You Play: Sports Research Kit for Sports Writing Projects
Calling all sports fans! This kit contains everything your students need to gather and organize information about a sport for a report or other project.
This pack contains the following:
It’s My Game!: An optional sheet for having students select their top choices for a sport to write about. (Use if you want all students to write about a different sport.)
What I Already Know: A sheet that helps students organize what they already know about the sport.
The 5 W’s of My Sport: A sheet to help s
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2nd - 6th
"Stuff You Should Know" Research/Synthesis Podcast Project Bundle - UPDATED!
"Stuff You Should Know" Research/Synthesis Podcast Project Bundle - UPDATED NOVEMBER '23!A unique and fun podcast/research assignment that allows for student voice/choice! My students LOVE this assignment!This research/synthesis/public speaking project is based off the popular podcast "Stuff You Should Know." If you haven't listened, you should! Hosts Josh and Chuck do deep dives into one topic during each episode and do so with humor and curiosity.In this project, students will first explore ep
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8th - 12th
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5 Ways to use GarageBand in the Elementary Classroom
Everyone is trying to find ways to incorporate more technology in the classroom! Here you will find 5 fun and creative activity ideas using GarageBand that will complement things you're probably already teaching. Also, 4/5 of the projects can be adapted for classrooms with only one computer or device.
**NOT FOR USE IN THE MUSIC CLASSROOM** (If you're interested in MUSIC technology project ideas, check out my store for tons of great resources!)
These activities are aimed at the general elementa
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1st - 8th
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Bible Character Social Media Project
*Updated version for 2022! The formatting has been updated to match the latest look of the social media platform. Be sure to also check my listings for a similar project to use in the classroom to summarize reading fiction books!* This project resource is best for upper elementary, Junior High, or young High School students. Each student should choose a character from the Bible and create him/her a fake Instagram account according to the instructions. Students should come up with a "username" an
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7th - 9th
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