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Library skills projects for Microsoft PowerPoint
Teach Students How To Research
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Grades:
4th - 9th
Teach Students To Become Expert Researchers And Avoid Fake News
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Grades:
4th - 10th
Biotechnology- Presentations- Current Event Project
I use this project in the beginning of the course to introduce students to the vast scope of biotechnology. This project is also perfectly adaptable for students to research the biotech industry's role in the current COVID-19 outbreak.1. Students first find a news article highlighting a recent discovery or achievement made in the field of biotechnology.2. Students research their current event. Focus is put on finding scientific journal articles. I bring my students to our librarian for a less
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9th - 12th
Child Nutrition
Child Nutrition, 5 power points: Child Nutrition PPT - 21 slides, Children Learn to Eat Healthy PPT - 17 slides, Feeding Infants PPT-12 slides, School-age & Adolescence PPT - 7 slides, Toddlers & Preschoolers Eating Habits PPT - 14 slides; 8 Handout Charts: Feeding Infants, Toddler Foods, Healthy Sources of Vegetables & Fruits, Normal Monthly Weight Gain, Preschoolers 3-5 Daily Requirements, Preschoolers Feeding Skills, Recommended Daily Allowances for Children, Toddlers Daily Requir
Grades:
6th - 12th
Animal Research: Nonfiction Book Project
Take your students through the research process and create a class nonfiction book to share their learning.
materials included:
-Images of what this project looked like in my school library
-Project timeline with 7 15-minute lessons
-Note taking sheet in 3 sizes (8.5x11, 8.5x14, and 11x17)
-We wonder… question brainstorming page
-Resources brainstorming page
-Nonfiction book cover
-Nonfiction book page template
-Table of contents template
-Glossary template
-Index template
-Sources template
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Grades:
K - 2nd
Black History Project- Person Research Board or E-Presentation Graphic Organizer
Black History Project – Notable Person (Freedom Fighter) Research Board or E-Presentation Graphic Organizer PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Low prep tools for Black History research project! Graphic organizer for research and e-presentation template included!Can be incorporated into Google Slides for use with Google Classroom!Make your research project easy (for you) and meaningful for students!Final products can be on a trifold board or as a PowerPoint or Google Slide presentationIncludes rubric and exam
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Also included in: Black History Notable Person Research Project (Pair Pack)
Better-than-a-Book-Report: Read Challenging Novels and Present to Classmates
Sometimes our kids need some motivation to get a good book when we take them to the library every month so they actually read it! This project pushes students to choose high quality novels that they will actually get into and then create a slide presentation that persuades their classmates to read that book too. Great for upper elementary students all the way up to 12th grade!
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Not Grade Specific
Library Lessons: Media Literacy & Persuasion Unit for Middle School Grade 6
Students will truly understand Media Literacy when they create their own media message! This 4-visit Library Lesson Unit focuses on 3 basic questions of Media Lit: Who created this message? Why is this message being created? How does this message get my attention?This unit has been designed for fixed/scheduled library classes, but could easily be used as a flex-schedule collaborative unit supporting the ELA study of persuasive text, or customized to use with any Subject area.Lessons:Developing M
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Grades:
5th - 6th
My Birthday Project
As part of teaching research skills as well as a way to incorporate news events that we do not get out of our book, I created the Birthday Project. Students work with their own birthday to find and research people born on the same day (not always the same year!), entertainment and world events that occurred on this day. I have them create a power point of tri-fold poster to highlight what they find. I always do a lesson on what is and is not a good source for information before we begin this pro
Grades:
5th - 8th
Student Super 3 Research PowerPoint
This Powerpoint is intended for use with students after the Super 3 Research Steps have already been taught. (Check out my Super 3 Research Skills Smartboard lesson on my site)
This Powerpoint will guide students in doing a fairly simple digital research project on a topic using the steps of the Super 3. The template for the Powerpoint is ready for students and all they have to do is write their own text in as they do the research.
This Powerpoint template was created with younger students
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K - 3rd
Genre Study: Fables
This fun, highly interactive lesson is designed to introduced the concept of fables to students. Fables, myths, fairytales, and folktales are often difficult to distinguish. This lesson will help students develop a deeper understanding of the various elements of fables. By incorporating links to well crafted videos, opportunities for "think, pair, share", and wordless picture books, students will construct knowledge about this genre is great detail. Students will also complete authentic work
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
DIGITAL ALL ABOUT MY STATE POWERPOINT PROJECT - IN CLASS OR DISTANCE LEARNING
This POWERPOINT resource provides your students with an engaging DIGITAL PROJECT LEARNING activity about state government, symbols, history, resources, and recreation. Using information from your own textbook, your state's government website, and other online resources, your students will create a State Slide Presentation using the templates provided.It can be used for distance learning or in the classroom. It's a terrific Social Studies project resource that promotes creative thinking, research
Grades:
4th - 5th
Presentation Slide Tips
This two page handout with one page question sheet guides students on the major factors in creating an effective presentation, including color, font type, and photo use. It is based on Garr Reynold's article, "Top Ten Presentation Tips from his website, Presentation Zen. He is the premier in the business world for effective presentations.
Grades:
5th - 9th
Clay ocarina whistle project with Peruvian style and animal
Students will create their own clay ocarina whistle. This PP presentation is the entire unit from start to finish.After choosing an animal from Peru, students will then create a whistle body based on their chosen animal. Slides from this PowerPoint presentation give the teacher and students information on Peru, ocarinas, and stylized decorating. Fourth grade Tennessee art standards are included (I would not try this with younger students, but this could easily be done with all older students). W
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Not Grade Specific
Shakespeare and Elizabethan Life Presentation Project
This assignment was designed to help students understand the social and historical context in which William Shakespeare wrote and performed his plays in Elizabethan England. It was used in conjunction with his play Romeo and Juliet, but it would work well as an assignment to accompany any of his plays. The assignment sheet sets guidelines for students to work alone or in groups, provides a list of topics about Shakespeare and Elizabethan life that they may choose and sets the requirements acco
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8th - 12th
Fun Animation for Library/Media/Technology Lego Lesson 3: Build a set
In this lesson, students will learn about:Learn about the different between building for animation and building for play,Review stop-motion basics like frames per second,Use different materials to build their set.In this lesson you will find digital tools for students, videos, content to spark their creativity, and tips for teachers to facilitate lessons. While some digital tools must be purchased separately such as film apps, there are also free options linked.~~~~~~~~FAQ:How long does this les
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Year of Elementary Library Bundle Literacy Makerspace Technology
Plagiarism Powerpoint
Use this Powerpoint presentation to Introduce your students to plagiarism including why it is important to avoid plagiarism and how to avoid it in their work.
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Autobiography Project
Have students create their own Autobiography using this Keynote template. Page 1 - Instructions for the project Pages 2-7 - Outline for what to include Students can present their autobiographies in pairs, whole group, or to the teacher The file is a keynote, but this project can be created using other formats, such as: Google Slides, PowerPoint, Prezi, Book Creator, etc
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3rd - 6th
Library Research Lesson: Public Domain, Creative Commons & Using Images
National School Library Standards direct School Librarians to go beyond mere documentation rules and teach students the full range of Academic Honesty concepts.Public Domain, Creative Commons, and Using Images continues student library lessons on Academic Honesty in accord with Nat'l. School Library Standards. Using a positive responsibility approach, these lessons give students a deep conceptual understanding of the legal & ethical issues regarding their research assignments.Students learn
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Volcano Research Project/Presentation
Volcano ProjectThis product was created to help organize the student's information needed to complete the project. This document includes the guidelines (page 1), map (bottom of page 1) and guided research questions (page 2), and scoring guide/rubric (page 3).guidelines (page 1): is helpful for students to manage the research efficiently and understand the process of completing the entire research. This includes specific directions, due dates, and a checklist for completion. This page also allow
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Grades:
5th - 8th
On This Day Project
On This Day is a Project which I created for 5th grade Social Studies. The primary focus was electronic research skills, PowerPoint was chosen as the Technology vehicle, and both a scanner and digital camera were utilized.
In this activity, students create a Power Point Presentation which contains information about the date of their birth. They research significant events and famous people related to the date of their birth and include both a scanned photo of themselves (as a baby) and a curre
Grades:
5th - 8th
First They Killed My Father Research Project Rubric
This is a detailed rubric for a slide show presentation. It covers slide show requirements, content, organization, slide creation, and mechanics.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: First They Killed My Father Unit
The Odyssey and Ancient Greek Life Presentation Project
This assignment was designed to help students understand the social and historical context for the epic poem The Odyssey by Homer. The assignment sheet sets guidelines for students to work alone or in groups, provides a list of topics about The Odyssey and Ancient Greek life that they may choose and sets the requirements according to which they will be graded. These requirements are also listed on the accompanying grading rubric. This assignment gives students the opportunity to develop their
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Great Expectations and Victorian Life Presentation Project
This assignment was designed to help students understand the social and historical context for the novel Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. The research topics are about life in Victorian England, however, and not specific to this novel, so this assignment could be used in conjunction with any other piece of literature set in the same time period and place. The assignment sheet sets guidelines for students to work alone or in groups, provides a list of topics about Victorian life that they
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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