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Problem solving graphic arts Common Core W.9-10.3 resources
Comic Book Memoir Project for Use with Any Graphic Novel | Digital & Printable
Your students will put everything they know about graphic novels into practice when they complete this Comic Book Memoir Project! In this Comic Book Memoir Project, students will complete a short, original comic book about a single moment in their lives.This highly scaffolded project breaks the process down into small steps for your students. Just follow the steps in the included teacher's guide for a no-prep project and use the included tips to make this digital or to differentiate for your stu
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9th - 12th
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Persepolis Graphic Novel Final Project with Rubric Gallery Walk Paper Editable
Challenge students to engage in the same practice that Marjane Satrapi relied on to craft her graphic novel, Persepolis: reflecting on an event in their lives which has impacted their coming of age and sharing it in a mini graphic novel relying on Satrapi's techniques. Students and teachers love this 3-day long project!You’ll get:the editable assignment sheet and detailed rubrica 2x5 page of practice panels for a rough draftsamples and explanations of each type of panela matching exercise iden
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9th - 12th
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Oral Communication Skills Secrets 4 Relationship Success and Conflict Resolution
We did NOT come equipped with Communication Skills at birth. What we learn(ed) was-is acquired through our family, friends, peers, media and limited to our social class. We interact with others based on our perceptions and biases. We adopt conversation patterns that work, but may not work as we intended. Confusion and frustration are often the result.Ever increasing human diversity often challenges our interpersonal relationships. Communication conflicts are now plentiful and sometimes downright
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Interactive Reading Project for Middle and High School Digital Resources
Wondering what to do with students after testing? Need to keep them reading and writing?Want them to have fun while they're doing it?I took a page from the Choose Your Own Adventure books and made the best selling books digital. Now students can read a story of their choice and write their own alternate story endings with this digital resource. Perfect after testing activity, reading projects, summer reading projects, and more.Everything you need is included for your students to have fun thinkin
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6th - 12th
Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER): A Whodunit Mystery Unit (Bundle)
This is a unit about teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) that can be expanded at the teacher's discretion to include a presentation and a paper that practices utilizing evidence, reasoning, and argument, or alternatively can also be collapsed into a mini-unit of just teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER). This unit can also be used to teach the concept of Line of Reasoning for the AP Lang and AP Seminar Classes. It is structured as an investigation for students to explore the murder of a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER): A Whodunit Mystery Unit
This is the accompanying teaching sequence for the unit “Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER): A Whodunit Mystery.” It includes a mystery to solve, all the evidence (which can be turned into manipulatives), rubrics for presentations and writing, teaching instructions, graphic organizers, and solutions. It does not include the "Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER): A Whodunit Mystery" PowerPoint presentation which can be purchased separately or as part of a bundle.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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SEL Comic Strip Writing Prompts
Encourage students to use their artistic skills and storytelling abilities to create engaging and meaningful comic strips that convey important SEL concepts. Remind them to consider the characters, setting, plot, and dialogue to effectively communicate their messages.Here are some Social Emotional Learning (SEL) writing prompts tailored for students to create comic strips:1. Empathy and Understanding2. Conflict Resolution3. Self-Regulation and Anger Management4. Resilience and Growth Mindset5. K
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Not Grade Specific
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Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) - Mini Mysteries
This is a mini unit on CER (Claim Evidence Reasoning) that can also be used for exercises of Line of Reasoning/Line of Evidence for AP Classes. It contains graphic organizers, five "mini" murder/mystery scenarios with original characters to solve, a rubric for a written portion, sentence stems to use for writing, and solutions. Students will be able to utilize close reading and critical thinking skills in order to solve the scenarios. Attached to the unit is the Presentation for CER (Claim Evi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Claim Evidence Reasoning: CER Mini Whodunit Bundle - Gnome Swimmer
This is a bundle of three mini lessons on CER (Claim Evidence Reasoning) that can also be used for exercises of Line of Reasoning/Line of Evidence for AP Classes and general education classes. It contains graphic organizers, whodunit mysteries to solve with my original character, and the solutions. (Whodunit mysteries are also available to purchase separately.)
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Claim Evidence Reasoning: CER Mini Whodunit Bundle - Herpetologist Actor
This is a bundle of three mini lessons on CER (Claim Evidence Reasoning) that can also be used for exercises of Line of Reasoning/Line of Evidence for AP Classes and general education classes. It contains graphic organizers, whodunit mysteries to solve with my original character, and the solutions. (Whodunit mysteries are also available to purchase separately.)
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Write Your Own Scifi Adventure Game Creative Writing Game
A creative writing game designed to take students on a fun, imagination fueled sci-fi journey. Students will write their own sci-fi adventure in this fun creative writing game. They will become the authors of their own sci-fi adventures in this thrilling write- your-own-adventure. Students will work individually or in groups. Using dice, students will use the randomly chosen suggestions to create their own story. This Product Includes:74 Page PDFThree 9-Part Sci-fi StoriesGuided Creative Writing
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7th - 12th
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Making Comics Issue #3: Can of Inspiration
In Making Comics Issue #3, we introduce the Can of Inspiration! This is a handy tool for use in the classroom for giving students prompts they can turn into stories. You can use it with comics or any kind of writing!Includes 18 pages of comics (including text and textless pages) and 12 pages of slips to use to start your own Can of Inspiration!
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Not Grade Specific
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Identity Poster Project
This resource is a handout that asks students to create an identity poster in which they incorporate words, phrases, images, drawings, etc., which are reflective of their internal and external identity to create an Identity Poster. This will aid in students defining "identity," understanding their sense of self, as well as the complexities within not only themselves but all those around them.This can be an extension activity for lessons/units on identity.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: American Voices Unit Plan BUNDLE (American Literature)
ELA Maker Project: Collaborative Maker Stories
Ready to join the maker movement and incorporate some design thinking into your classroom at the same time?I was inspired by the amazing book Make Writing, by Angela Stockman, to create this ELA maker space project. First, students create something using art or maker materials. Then, they write about it.Students who struggle with writer's block will find their ideas flowing better. Students who love art will connect more to their writing. Students will have a chance to really visualize aspects o
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9th - 12th
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13:46
Black & White Text Portrait Lesson in Photoshop
Create a text portrait of a person using only words in Adobe Photoshop. Besides the aesthetic beauty of the images in Photoshop, students can use words or text related to literature, national anthems, or any subject matter for differentiation. Skill Learned in this Photoshop Lesson:· Layer Masking · Inverting Layer Masks · Text Tool & Character Box · Editing Text · Editing Photos DinoRiese.com
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Community Mascot Documentary - Creative Community Research
This Digital Storytelling Unit is designed to be completed over the course of three to four weeks. Students, working in teams of three to four, will explore core curricular content and be required to make an engaging and creative short video about that content. This Digital Storytelling unit is part of a larger initiative called Meridian Stories (www.meridianstories.com).
Each Digital Storytelling Unit:
• Should take three to four weeks to complete;
• Is aligned to Common Core Curricular Standa
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6th - 12th
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14:29
Color Text Portrait Video Lesson - Photoshop
Students will create a color text portrait of a person using words in Adobe Photoshop along with a head shot of a person. Besides the aesthetic beauty of the images in Photoshop, students can use words or text related to literature, national anthems, or any subject matter for differentiation. Skill Learned in this Photoshop Lesson:Layer Masking Inverting Layer Masks Text Tool & Character Box Editing Text Editing PhotosCreating BrushesBrush ToolDinoRiese.com
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Develop a Center Spread
A journalistic follow-up to the Non-fiction Writing Analysis and Review, students find a topic to highlight by incorporating various forms of coverage on a double-page spread (directions specific to MS Publisher but can be adapted for InDesign, etc.). This is great practice or application for a news magazine or yearbook layout. It can be scored on multiple levels for concept, design, and coverage, or all three for a semester project. (Consider post-deadline when students need something to do.)
Romeo and Juliet Animation Projects
Incorporate cooperative learning groups and digital technology by having your students create digital animations of Romeo and Juliet. Students demonstrate knowledge of important events, characterization and translating Shakespearean quotations. End the project with a student made animated film viewing party. Great for sub plans and observations! Takes 3 class periods to complete.
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6th - 12th
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