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Middle school informational text posters for Microsoft Word under $5
Famous Person Biography One Pager
Students will create a One Pager (AVID strategy) on a famous person.
Grades:
5th - 8th
Paleolithic Era vs. Neolithic Era Project
This assignment gives you all you need in order to give your students a project comparing/contrasting people of the Paleolithic and Neolithic Eras. I have used the resources as follows:1. Use the info reading article to introduce (or review) information from these eras, and complete article questions.2. Using the reading and prior knowledge, have students fill out the comparison chart (be brief, key included) – this will be the key part of the info gathering for the project!3. Follow the checkl
Grades:
5th - 10th
Writing In Math - Number Theory Essay
In this writing activity, students will select their favorite number and describe it in a 7 paragraph essay using various math vocabulary such as, prime, composite, GCF, LCM, prime factorization, and more. Included is a step by step guideline to writing the 7 paragraph essay and a rubric to grade the final product.
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5th - 8th
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The Great Gatsby Introduction American Dream One Pager
Description: Ignite your students' exploration of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby with our thought-provoking and visually captivating American Dream One Pager. This comprehensive activity is designed to deepen understanding and encourage critical thinking about the elusive concept of the American Dream. Includes a rubric, totaling 45 points!Key Components:Definition of the American Dream: At the pinnacle of the one-pager, students will articulate their personal understanding of the Americ
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8th - 12th
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Omnivore's Dilemma Intro Visual Support
Students are given Specials Board to choose which of Michael Pollan's 4 meals are closest to their meals choices/preferences. This pack provides visual support to the written menu
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8th
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Story Elements and Expository Text Structure Posters
This product contains two informational and colorful posters about "Story Elements" and "Expository Text Structure." These are great visuals for students to have a copy of or to place on the wall in your classroom.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Huck Finn Censorship Writing Activity
After reading the attached article, students should:
Assignment: In an essay or poster, debate the issue of book censorship and banning. First, provide an objective overview of the rationale behind banning/censoring books. Secondly, express your own point of view on the subject.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Canadian Travel Brochure
Teaching the themes of geography through activities is a great way to gain knowledge based on student interests. My geography students loved creating brochures/pamphlets to SHOW what they learned throughout the lesson.
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6th - 12th
Civil War Battle Research Project
This Civil War Battle Research Project can be used for an individual or group poster project. It allows students to choose a battle of their choice and research the following info: dates, location, and union & confederate troop data. Then, students will compose an original summary of the battle. Grading rubric is provided!
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Famous Scientist Poster
This research project is great for students that are learning how to research information but are not ready to write full reports.
This project can be easily modified for other subjects including authors, explorers, politicians, and more.
The preview file is a sample poster that my class made together as a guided example before they began their own research. Included on the file is a list of easy to research scientists. You can add or remove from the list based on your school's demographics.
Famous Authors Research Project
Students research a famous author and present it on a poster. This explains to students what information they need to provide in their project, the guidelines of the poster and a list of famous authors to choose from. This can be adapted to be done as Powerpoint presentation by students, but my students are limited to computer access at home. If done at the beginning of the year it is a great way to introduce your students to authors and books.
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6th - 8th
Assistive Adaptive Bioengineering Research Poster Presentation Rubric Printable
This fun and simple printable provides you with the basic template for an excellent bioengineering poster. Pass it out and go over it with students to show them exactly what it is that you are looking for in a presentation. It's great for first timers and old pros!
There's spaces to fill in assigned dates and due dates to make everything perfectly clear to parents. Use the provided rubric to make grading quick and easy!
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4th - 6th
Holocaust Genocide Project - AVID Strategy, Marking the Text
Students research one of five different groups targeted by Nazi Germany (not the Jews). In this way, students are able to understand that more people than just the Jewish suffered under the Nazi Regime.
Students first mark the text for each article.Then, they write a summary paragraph for each of four different topics about that group of people. Finally, the students create a product, a poster where they post their paragraphs along with pictures of the people they researched and present it to t
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8th - 12th
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Writing Conclusion Paragraphs (TPT Method)
Teaching students to write effective conclusion paragraphs can be difficult for elementary students. The TPT process has worked well for me through the years and can be adapted at any level. You are simply teaching students to TRANSITION, restate their PURPOSE, and finish with any final THOUGHTS. I have typically used this TPT Process with opinion and informative writing.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Greek and Roman Gods Collage
Teaching Greek and Roman Mythology can often times turn into days of lecture. Instead, ask students to be an expert on one god or goddess and demonstrate their knowledge creatively and verbally.
Greek Gods and Roman Gods are necessary to more than just The Odyssey, The Iliad, Oedipus and Antigone. This knowledge will also be beneficial in deciphering the purpose for the literary allusions students will be confronted with in their readings throughout their reading careers.
This assignment a
Grades:
8th - 10th
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Text Structure Graphic Organizers (Work Mats or Posters)
These graphic organizers for text structure help students understand chronological order & sequence, cause and effect, posing and answering a question, main idea and details, and comparison and contrast & similarities and differences. ***This is part of my larger Text Structure BUNDLE with 9 activities!***Check out my related Text Structure resources!BUNDLE of 9 Text Structure ActivitiesText Structure Passage (with & without self-checking QR codes)I Have Who Has GameReference Bookma
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3rd - 6th
Text Structures and Features Poster
This is a fun way for students to interact with real non-fiction text! Students will create a poster where they search for real samples (magazines, newspapers, etc.) of a variety of text structures and features. They will glue their samples down to their poster. I recommend using standard size poster board or larger construction paper. Students may work individually or in partners/small groups. Document is completely editable to meet your needs. This assignment could be done digitally as
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4th - 7th
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Author's Viewpoint/ Bias Visual (Common Core Aligned)
Use this visual to assist students in understanding author's viewpoint and bias.
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5th - 9th
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Informational/Argument Response Expectations: What Does It Look Like?
As a middle school teacher, I was tired of getting work that did not meet my own standards for my students, let alone the benchmark standards. I realized I needed to have a "go-to" visual to allow students to actually SEE what quality looks like. I have put together 4 examples of informational writing based off of actual student work that reflects 4 different levels of quality: Unacceptable, Getting There, You Got It, and Beyond, PLUS a generic rubric that can be used for ANY short answer inform
Grades:
6th - 8th
How to Use QAR in Your Classroom with posters and Question Stems
I have a how to guide on how I used QAR's in my classroom. I also have posters with question stems on them and little question stems I would have students paste onto note cards to help them remember. This was always good when we were close reading or reading informational text that was challenging.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Project on a Country Student Outline
This is a outline with instructions to help guide students through this project. The project has students choose a country and conduct in depth research. Students must then put a project together, including maps, a table of contents and a written portion. This file includes the instructions, as well as student examples.
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5th - 9th
TAP + C Summarizing Poster
TAP + C is a great strategy to use when teaching students to summarize an informational text.T =TitleA = Author/publisherP = Purpose for being writtenC = Central Idea
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Huck Finn Censorship Writing Activity
After reading the attached article, students should:
Assignment: In an essay or poster, debate the issue of book censorship and banning. First, provide an objective overview of the rationale behind banning/censoring books. Secondly, express your own point of view on the subject.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Student Presentation Rubric
Sometimes students want to present their research to the class in the form of a presentation, rather than a paper. This rubric is very comprehensive, and student friendly.
Grades:
3rd - 9th
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