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Common Core W.7.4 research for Microsoft Word
Distance Learning Country/ State Report Brochure
This is a digital template to create a travel brochure using Word. It is a fill-in-the blank format which allows info and pictures to be inserted based on collected country or state information.This meets common core and is an alternative to an essay formatted report. Great alternative to country reports or State reports. Great for open house. Great for all abilities. Travel Brochure by Stephanie Rabelo is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Lice
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6th - 10th
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Research Paper-integrating Math and Science
This is a research paper that breaks down the topic and methodology into sections. The project is student driven. Student groups decide on a reseach topic that they can actually research but also create a survey to administer to students in the school so that they are collecting their own data.
The booklet begins with students creating survey questions, but you may want to first have them do the intro to the paper and their hypotheses before creating the survey questions.
Science is integrate
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Severe Weather Newspaper Article
In this lesson, students will write a newspaper article detailing a historical hurricane or tornado. In the newspaper article, students will include information about how the severe weather was formed, the effects of the severe weather, and the impact on the local community.
Interview With the Past
This is a middle school level research project that involves interviewing an older friend or relative to contrast their childhood experience with the student's. It is a written/typed paper with a multimedia component . It can be used as an interdisciplinary unit connecting ELA and History.
Historical Figure Research Project Idea
A packet for doing a research project on a historical figure with a twist. This project can be a small group or individual student one.The ideas can be one large project or broken down into 3 or 4 smaller projects.This packet includes rubric score charts for the three main parts that can combined to give one large score to the students. Also, an educator information sheet.The research project can be adapted by the educator for different learning levels.
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7th - 10th
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CNN Heroes 2016 Research
Allow your students to focus on all the good going on in the world by having them research the CNN 2016 Hereos. Students can then choose 1 of the 10 to conduct further research on and possibly write an informational essay about.
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6th - 8th
Primary Election Candidates- Resume Project
We will be electing a new president of the United States this year! Here is an opportunity to teach your students a little bit about how the primary elections work as well as have them research one candidate from each political party. Instead of doing a boring report, this will be done in the format of resumes!! Students will create three total resumes in this project (one will be of the democratic candidate of their choosing, one will be of the republican candidate of their choosing, and the
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5th - 10th
Research Project for Middle Schoolers!
Thinking about starting a research project for middle schoolers, but have no idea what to do or where to begin?
This Wolves-themed Research Project is super easy to plan but challenging for students, fun, and engaging!
**Read about it on my blog HERE.
This post includes the explanation of the project guidelines and a note-taking sheet. See WOLVES PROJECT SOURCES for the sheet on collecting reliable sources.
This project is wolves-themed, but can easily be changed for anything! Students will
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6th - 8th
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Hero Writing
Students will choose their hero, either living or deceased. Then, using the given worksheets, they'll complete a pre-write, first draft, peer edit, and revisions. Their final draft will be evaluated using the given rubric.
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6th - 8th
MLA Essay Template (with helps!)
Help your students conquer MLA format! This is more than just a template. Each paragraph of the template explains what belongs in each paragraph, as well as some basic tips for improved writing. In-text citation format and a works cited page example are included, as well. Please, note that the template does not include a formal title page.
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6th - 9th
Finding Sources for Research
Half the battle of research is finding reliable sources.
This is a sheet that is designed to organize students' research sources and make sure they are credible! Also serves as a 'works cited' page for beginning, middle-school learners.
This relates to the WOLVES RESEARCH PROJECT
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6th - 8th
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Inspiring Quote Project Directions
This project allows students to research a quote that gives them inspiration or motivation. The quote has to be by a well known person, so they will most likely choose a quote said by someone they already like. They will research this person and create a response and poster. This gives them clear instructions on what to do and there is also a simple rubric. I like to use this project at the beginning of the year, before we get into any novels or curriculum. Students enjoy seeing each others post
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6th - 12th
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Short Research Project
This is a research project which takes about one week of class time to complete. It requires the student to complete an interview about his/her name (hopefully with a parent or guardian) and then research information from a "name book" and from a website. The only thing you'll need is to obtain a few name books. I offered extra credit for students who brought them in and never had trouble getting them. This MSWord document gives the student a place to write all of his/her research including
Grades:
5th - 8th
Flush by Carl Hiaasen Argumentative Writing Activity
This is an argumentative writing project that pairs with the novel Flush by Carl Hiaasen. Students must use scientific and legal evidence to support the innocence of their character in the local newspaper. It is written from the POV of a character. It should be graded with the FSA rubric (or your state writing rubric) and is formatted to match an FSA prompt, but without the provided research sources. Students will be completing their research independently.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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