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Optical Illusion Art (OP Art) & an Intro to Line
This lesson is meant to act as an introduction to one of the most important elements of art, line and to some OP Art artist who use it well (Bridget Riley & Victor Vaserely). It is targeted to students between the 6th and 8th grade levels and takes about 1 day to introduce, 1 day to finish the warm -up/ practice worksheet and 2 days to create and finish the final project for a total of 4 days give or take. There are 2 handouts with examples and step by step instructions to create OP Art patt
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6th - 10th
Intro to One Point Perspective and MC Escher's Artwork
This lesson is meant to act as an introduction to both one point perspective and to some of MC Escher's perspective influenced work. It is targeted to 8th grade but can be modified to challenge students all the way up to high school level depending on how detailed you would like for the finished projects to be. The high schooler's projects can turn out really neat and end up looking like architectural plans or blueprints for a city.When I teach this lesson i like to show my students on a large s
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6th - 12th
Argument in the real world: a PSA campaign with open letter and radio PSA
***Fully revamped 8/2020***In this partner/individual project, students create a PSA campaign - an open letter and a radio public service announcement - about a cause they care about. At the end, they present their cause, a summary of their letter, and their PSA to the class.This project is awesome for Common Core, as it covers a range of tasks including reading informational text, writing in different contexts, speaking and listening, and demonstrating an understanding of language!A Prezi intro
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7th - 12th
FREE 20Time Project-Based Learning, Secondary 20-Time Project, Genius Hour
Welcome to 20Time, where students spend 20 percent of their class time over a 12-week period pursuing a meaningful project of their own choosing. In this free packet, you’ll find a variety of materials to help guide middle-school and high-school students through this project-based learning experience, similar in scope to other PBLs such as the 20 Percent Project and Genius Hour.As I blogged at www.laurarandazzo.com about my experiences using 20Time with four sections of high school freshmen and
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8th - 12th
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Shark Tank - Renewable Energy Project
In this capstone project, students are challenged to take on the role of entrepreneur, trying to convince the "sharks" (classmates) why their renewable energy is the most sustainable.
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7th - 10th
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Harry Potter Astronomy, Astrology, and Greek Mythology
This class is meant to show students the relationship between Astronomy, Astrology, and Greek Mythology, through the lens of the popular "British Wizard" series. We'll also cover the difference between astrology and astronomy (why one is a science and one is a belief), and gain an appreciation for how J.K. Rowling incorporated Greek Mythology and the constellations into her character creation. ▬▬▬▬▬▬ VIDEOS, ACTIVITIES, AND MORE ▬▬▬▬▬▬This course has six parts to it. Each part consists of a down
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Harry Potter-Inspired Bundle: Videos + Extension Activities
Ceramic Pinch Pot & Coil Method Fish an Intro to Working with Clay
This lesson acts as an introduction to working with clay and covers two basic building methods, pinch pot and coil. The project is a great starting point to working with ceramics and it covers the basic vocabulary studnts need to know when working with clay: Glaze, Kiln, Green Ware, Leather Hard, Bone Dry, Stains and Various Ceramic Hand Tools (needle, knife, wooden rib etc.).Like many of my other lessons on TPT this lesson includes and prezi presentation that breaks down the steps that should
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5th - 11th
Oral Presentation and Presenting Guidelines
Need help with teaching students proper guidelines for oral presentations? This 16 page presentation will encourage students to think about, plan, and give great oral presentations! 12 step, easy-to-follow guide that includes:Know your subjectFind a friendly faceEngage your audienceLet the image speak for itselfLess wording is betterStay focusedDon’t read from slidesPractice makes perfectBe aware of time allotmentFollow directionsDress for successSmile!Meets oral communication guidelines for hel
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Cell Project Cell Specialization
Cell Specialization Research Presentation Project
Introducing human body cells and the unique and complex ways in which multicellular beings maintain homeostasis has never been so easy!
Use this research presentation project to help students investigate specialized cells and the functions of organelles!
Included:
-Project introduction and background knowledge reading passage
-Presentation Requirements
-Student Rubric
-Grading Rubric
-Suggested presentation platforms to use
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Cells Bundle - Boom Cards, Activities, Labs and Worksheets!
A Writing Project Bundle--Prezis, Rubrics, Handouts, and Teaching Tips
Looking for two or three fun first week assignments? Do you need a few projects to get your students excited about writing? This seven-product bundle includes a great mixture of in-depth research projects and quick, fun assignments that are perfect for the first week of school. Four of the assignments include dynamic Prezis to help you introduce the assignments with plenty of examples and instruction. For detailed information about each lesson included in this bundle, please click on the link
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9th - 12th
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Eight Features of a Civilization Mini-Project
Students will create a Google Slide Presentation/Powerpoint/Prezi on the eight features of a civilization using a country/state in the world. This is a mini-project to introduce the eight themes before starting ancient civilizations in 6th grade.
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6th - 8th
Wedding Project Rubric- Floral Design, Agriculture Science
Have students plan their dream wedding, and put their knowledge of wedding flowers and color schemes to use. Lasts 4-5 days.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TERMS OF USE:This purchase is for one teacher only. This resource is not to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses. Discounted licensees are available at checkout. You may NO
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Floral Design All Inclusive Wedding Unit
Careers in Forensics
This project will give students an opportunity to investigate variety of careers in the exciting world of forensic science and to share their findings. A sample presentation of "Forensic Anthropology" is included, as well as a grading rubric.
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7th - 12th
Melting pot- US immigration project
In this project, you will show how different ethnicities of people made their way into the US. Students research and record data in this project format about the different groups of immigrants in the US. Groups include English, German, French, Irish, Mexican, Chinese, Native Americans and Africans. For each of the slides below students need to:Describe the events that led to their arrival Which decade saw the largest number of settlements from this areaCurrent % of americans that identify as th
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9th - 12th
Romeo & Juliet vs West Side Story - Compare/Contrast Unit
This is a comprehensive unit on the similarities and differences between the two plays, Romeo & Juliet and West Side Story. This unit includes introductory notes, a compare/contrast booklet, and a "split-screen" art project! The plays do not come with the unit and it is recommended that you use the Scholastic Scope Readers Theaters for both plays for this lesson!
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6th - 8th
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Human Growth & Development: Early Childhood/Toddler Motor Skills Project
Human Growth & Development: Early Childhood/Toddler Motor Skills Project Fun & engaging project where students create a presentation on a childhood toy.First, students will select an age group (choices: birth to 3 months, 3 months to 6 months, 6 months to 1 year, 1 year to 18 months, 18 months to 2 years, and 2 to 3 years).Second, students will select an age-appropriate toy.Third, students will decide if the toy enhances gross or fine motor skills.Fourth, students will discuss if the t
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5th - 12th
Math Extra Credit Projects
Thank you for downloading this document! This is a list of five extra credit opportunities for math that can be used for 6th, 7th, 8th, or 9th grades. It is also an excellent homeschool material. It is in the form of a one-page list and also 5 task cards. The topics are very general and include absolute value, mathematicians, and 3D models. It has multiple modalities including rap, song, drawing, acting, Power Point, Prezi, animoto, and essay writing. This grouping is great for differentiation b
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6th - 8th
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Senior Year Media Project (ELA)
I designed this project for my ELA seniors before graduation. It's the last thing they do. It is a media presentation/project with a reflective writing paragraph that centers around the student's life in the past and the future.There is a lot of personal freedom for students in this project, and it gives them a chance to think about the influences in their lives and where they are headed in the future.These end up being very special and personal creations for each of my students.I have included
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11th - 12th
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My Life in Photos/Ma vie en photos
Discover the power of photography to tell your unique story with this exciting assignment, "My Life in Photos"! It's the perfect opportunity for 7th to 9th Grade (or even more advanced learners) students to unleash their creativity, refine their photography skills, and share captivating insights into their lives through 10 compelling images. Take up the challenge and let your imagination flourish as you showcase who you are through your lens. Join us for an unforgettable visual journey!Availabl
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Sociology Island
A group of classmates on a field trip are survivors washed up on an island after the school’s ship is destroyed and will never work again. You and your classmates realize it is time to make this island HOME. And this new land will be a great place tc Come up with a name for the island, a motto, and a flag or seal for the island.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Shakespeare's Life & Times Research Project (Presentation, Essay, & Quiz)
Stop lecturing your students about Shakespeare's Life & Times and have THEM do the research! This project includes scaffolded research and slideshow instructions, an expository essay assignment, and a multiple choice quiz. Also included are student examples (slideshow AND essay), a presentation grading rubric, a quiz answer key, and helpful teaching tips. This COMPLETE Shakespeare Life & Times project is a GREAT way to front load the reading of a play, and provides you with everything
Grades:
8th - 12th
ZOMBIE CONTINGENCY PLAN *BIG* - Apocalypse
This unit includes:
- a 7 page zombie scenario/lesson plan with rubric: create your
plan and survive!! Present it via prezi.
- Rough notes for brainstorming sheets (photocopy as needed)
- a Student Exemplar final product (prezi: 51 slides)
- an 11 page zombie formal report lesson with rubric
- a 10 page student exemplar of the formal report
Have you ever wondered why your students are so enamoured with the Walking Dead, Night of the Living Dead, WWZ, Dawn of the Dead etc.?” Well, think of
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Space Tourism Project
A fun and exciting project to access research skills and creativity in your students as they use digital AI tools to create a tourism posters and commercials for another planet or moon.
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7th - 12th
March Madness College Research Project
In this project, students are given the opportunity to simultaneously bolster their US geography knowledge, while learning about our nations great higher education institutions. Framed around the March Madness basketball tournament, students choose a participating school, conduct research, and present their findings to their classmates. A great project and a great way to bring the world into the classroom.
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