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Middle school other (social studies) rubric pdfs
Life through US History: End of the Year Project
Great way to wrap up the year. Students create a fictional person who lives from 1920-2017 and document their life through historical events! The student’s love creating a digital diary and historical timeline. The directions outline the 13 topics that are generally studied in a second semester US history class. Students select two specific events from those 13 topics, for a total of 26 historical events. I am always amazed at how creative students are when they weave their fictional person’s st
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Texas Revolution Cereal Box Project Directions and Grading Rubric Texas History
Get creative while teaching the history of the Texas Revolution in Texas History! Students will choose an important figure from the Texas Revolution (Houston, Bowie, Travis, Seguin, Fannin, Santa Anna, etc.) and create a cereal box inspired by their figure and the era in which they lived. This product includes detailed instructions of what students should put on each side of the box, and a grading rubric to guide them towards acing this project, and to make grading easier for you!HistoTeam- Trus
Grades:
4th - 8th
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IB- Geography Unit COMPLETE!
This includes lesson plans, slide decks, activities, handouts, exit tickets, additional resources and much much more! A great complete unit for you to just unpack with your kiddos. Lots of visuals and multi-modalities of learning!
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Immigration Assignment
Students must interview a person who has immigrated to Canada. This file contains the assignment outline, student self-assessment rubrics, teacher-assessment rubrics, interview outline and a Passport template. Students also create a suitcase and include 4 artifacts to enhance their presentation.
Students are assessed on their knowledge of the immigration process and their oral communication skills when they present their project to the class.
This assignment aligns with Ontario Social Studie
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4th - 6th
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Current Events Sociology Project: Common Core Student-Led Discussions
I use this project for a semester-long sociology course. Every Friday, I assign two students to present on a current event or issue of their choice. Students are asked to summarize the issue, text-mark an article, make sociological connections, and present three discussion questions to the class. We do this every Friday and students look forward to this day. It is an easy-planning day for teachers and allows students to lead the conversation about issues that are interesting and important to
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in: Sociology ENTIRE SEMESTER (Study Guide, Activities, Movie Guides, Tests)
States Project and Presentation Rubric and Planning Sheet
This product is a rubric and planning sheet for students who are completing a project on one of the 50 states.
My students will use the planning sheet to research about their state and then I will use the rubric to assess their presentations. This is open ended, so students can create an online presentation, brochure, or whatever assignment you choose!
Take a look at the preview for the exact product to know if it will work with your students.
Grades:
1st - 8th
American Revolution: Timeline Project & Journal Entry - with samples & rubrics!
This project is a great way to assess students knowledge of the various events that led up to the American Revolution! This product includes directions for creating a timeline of what students believe were the most important events that contributed to the war as well as for writing a journal entry about one of the events from the perspective of a patriot. Rubrics for the timeline and journal entry are provided as well. This project explores the causes of the American Revolution, causes for confl
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Constitution Cliffnotes Project | Color, Draw, and Describe
Having trouble teaching students the Constitution in an engaging way? Use my Constitution Cliffnotes project! In this project, students will:Describe the importance of the Constitution.Draw the Constitution, Capitol Building, White House, and Supreme Court Building.Complete several fill-in-the-blank pages on the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial BranchDescribe the Preamble, Article I, Article II, and Article III of the U.S. ConstitutionComplete a chart on the Checks and Balances between branc
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3rd - 7th
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Colonial America US History Diorama Project Directions and Rubric
This editable 13 colonies diorama project for American history classes is the perfect way to guide your students through a hands on project that compares the three main colonial regions of the English colonies. "In this project, you will create a three-section diorama representing the geography, economy, and society of the New England Colonies, Middle Colonies, and Southern Colonies during Colonial America. Through this hands-on activity, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the unique characte
Grades:
5th - 11th
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DBQ Resource Bundle | Analysis, Outline, & Grading Rubric + Example Essays!
All the resources you need to help guide students through each part of a DBQ! Over the course of a year, my students helped me tweak the document analysis chart and the essay outline to help them understand how to analyze/organize their ideas and write their essay. The document analysis chart guides students to examine each source and how it could help their develop their claim and use supporting evidence. The outline breaks the essay down into the main parts - introduction/thesis, supporting ev
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6th - 12th
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13 Colonies Cereal Box Project Activity American History English Colonization
Bring creativity to the research that your US History students will perform when learning about Exploration and the Colonization of America. Students will choose an important colonial American figure (William Penn, John Rolfe, Benjamin Franklin, Anne Hutchinson, Roger Williams, John Winthrop, Squanto, Cecil Calvert, or James Oglethorpe) and create a cereal box inspired by their figure and the era in which they lived. This product includes detailed instructions of what students should put on each
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5th - 11th
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Autopsy: Age of Revolutions, Rubric
Autopsy: Age of Revolutions, RubricThis is a rubric on how exactly the students will be graded. I always give the students this first and go over it with them to ensure there are future grading issues.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Autopsy: Age of Revolutions
NEW 2023 Florida Civics Benchmark Learning Goal Scales: Cluster 1, 2, 3, 4
⭐️ Introducing Civically Correct Benchmark Learning Goal Scales for Florida Civics EOC! ⭐️Are you a passionate educator looking for top-quality resources to engage your students and help them excel in Florida Civics EOC? Look no further! Our Civically Correct Benchmark Learning Goal Scales are specifically designed to guide your students through the essential benchmarks, helping them reach new heights in their understanding of civics! What You'll Get:With your purchase, you'll receive the Civica
Grades:
7th
IB MYP Individuals and Societies Poster Assessment Criteria Rubric Year 1
This poster includes all achievement levels with score qualifier descriptors for International Baccalaureate (IB) MYP Individuals and Societies Year 1 (USA Grades 6/7)'s Criterion A, B, C and D on one page. Putting up a poster like this in the classroom helps teachers, students, and families refer to descriptors easily and familiarize themselves with expectations for the MYP Individuals and Societies classroom.It is recommended to print this color PDF as a large 36" x 48" poster to put up in you
Grades:
6th - 7th
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Also included in: IB MYP Individuals and Societies Posters Years 1 - 5 Rubric Bundle
8th Grade Georgia Studies Timeline Project 1919 AD-Present (aligned to GPS)
This is an 8th grade Georgia Studies project that covers the major standards for the time period indicated in the title. It can be used as differentiated instruction by product, extending and refining or just a fun classroom activity.
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8th
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Argument Writing Lesson Series - EDITABLE Rubric with Checklist
This ready-to-use EDITABLE digital Google Sheets is a rubric to support the series of lessons on argument writing. This resource consists of two FULLY EDITABLE rubrics to assess argument writing. The first is a one page rubric for assessment. The second resource with the same rubric expanded over 2-pages that includes a student checklist for self/peer editing for each category.Consider checking out related resources at Inspiration ELA, including:✔️Lesson 1 - Introduction to Argument Writing✔️Les
Grades:
8th - 11th
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5 Themes of Geography - Notes, Activity, and a Project
→ Looking for an engaging way to teach your students about the 5 Themes of Geography? This product can help you achieve that!!
Included are:
- Notes and an explanation of the 5 Themes of Geography
- Symbol activity - students come up with symbols to represent the themes - can be done individually or as a group
- 5 themes of geography project instructions
- 5 graphic organizers for each geography theme students can use as they research
- project rubric
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Native American Art Project: Ancient Earthworks of the Midwest- Effigy Mounds
This Native American project focuses on the Effigy Mounds and Ancient Earth Works of indigenous America.What are effigy Mounds?Raised piles of dirt, Effigy Mounds mounds are numerous in the midwestern USA, especially in parts of southern Wisconsin. Some are shaped like cones, some like lines and some like animals. It is estimated there may have been 20, 000 before European contact. Over time, most were destroyed to create farms, cities and roads. However, 4000 are still in existence and there
Grades:
1st - 6th
Texas History Exploration Cereal Box Project Directions and Rubric
Get creative while teaching the history of European exploration in Texas History! Students will choose an important figure from the Age of Contact (Pineda, Cabeza de Vaca, Coronado, La Salle, etc.) and create a cereal box inspired by their figure and the era in which they lived. This product includes detailed instructions of what students should put on each side of the box, and a grading rubric to guide them towards acing this project, and to make grading easier for you!HistoTeam- Trust the Team
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4th - 8th
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Early Astronomer Social Media Project
This project engages students in the study of historical astronomers as they research the lives and achievements of an early astronomer and create a mock social media account. The project requirements can easily be tweaked to differentiate for a variety of learner types and needs. For an editable copy, please contact me through my tPt store.This file includes the project overview, checklist, and grading rubric.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in: Astronomy / Space Science Project Bundle
Georgia Studies Exploration Mind Map Assignment SS8H1
This product allows students to review the 8th grade Mississippian American Indians and/or Georgia Exploration and Settlement standards for Georgia Studies. This is a full unit review, choice assignment, and/or differentiated assignment that students will love being creative in the classroom!✦ Includes Product Layout and Teacher Suggestion Page✦ Includes 3 versions of the assignment: one reviews American Indians and Exploration/Settlement, one reviews American Indians, and one reviews Exploratio
Grades:
8th
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Exploring Georgia's Regions Project Directions and Rubric
The purpose of this project is to create an informative presentation about the various regions of Georgia, highlighting their geography, climate, culture, and notable landmarks.
Grades:
8th
Hominid Final Project
After learning about the Early Humans and the various hominid types, the students have a choice between two final performance tasks. They can complete a cave art project in which they will draw and explain in 2 paragraphs, pictures that can be associated to Homo Sapiens (themselves!) and a Cro-Magnon. Or they can create a hominid time line.
Scoring rubrics and directions are attached.
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Grades:
5th - 7th
Westward Expansion Timeline Book
Westward Expansion Timeline Book:-Students will make a timeline of the different dates that occur throughout the Westward Expansion. Each date will be cut out and folded like a match book.- Students will fill out a map to show how and when the United States expanded. -Students will also make a covered wagon project. I had my students create a writing assignment describing: what trail they were traveling, who was going with them (are they traveling as a family or with friends, what are they tra
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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