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Investigate the Teacher First Day Activity - Editable
Hook your students from day 1 with this Investigate the Teacher activity! Get your students thinking and using inferencing skills as they learn more about their new teacher!
This product includes clear, easy-to-follow directions and incorporates writing (with sentence stems) to get your students thinking and writing from the first day of school!
The product is fully editable as a powerpoint document. It can easily be modified up or down for different grade levels!
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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HOW TO WRITE AN EDITORIAL POWER POINT
This is a great power point to use when teaching students how to write an editorial piece. I used this in my Journalism class during our newspaper unit. Almost every slide has a picture and includes the following:- Characteristics of editorials- 4 types of editorials- Steps to take- Sample structure- What to put in the introduction- What to put in the body paragraphs- What to put in the conclusion- How to find a topic- Issues in the world- Brainstorming steps- Suggested editorial topics
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Inquiry Research Templates
9 Editable GOOGLE Compatible templates for Inquiry Based Research. An easy introduction to inquiry based process in your classroom. A student choice project bundle. You can give the topic or allow for student choice. Covers all steps of the inquiry process and has reflection questions for the students.
Can be used in any subject area. Example- I used these templates for a student choice project over the environmental issues of the Middle East in 7th Grade SS curriculum.
Templates included-
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4th - 12th
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MLA Format Research Paper: Source Card Instructions (MLA 7th ed.)
This is a PowerPoint on how to construct source cards for an MLA format research paper. By learning how to format source cards students will learn how to format a works cited page. Also included in the presentation are instructions on in-text citations, and taking notes.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Plagiarism & Intellectual Property Rules - PowerPoint Game
Tired of your students cheating? It's rampant, isn't it? This 50-slide Plagiarism PowerPoint game will challenge your students on the questions of:
* "What is Plagiarism?"
* "What is Intellectual Property?"
* "When do I Cite Sources?"
* "What is Common Knowledge?"
* "Why Should I Cite it?"
Through True / False questions and real-essay examples , students will have to determine what is plagiarism / cheating and what is proper citation. This practice is always informative and eye-opening to s
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Senior Project - Research, Paper, Multi-Media Presentation
Time to tackle research? Twenty-four pages of structure and a fist full of grades for you and your students should help a LOT! This document focuses on choosing and organizing a controversial topic, producing a formal paper, and turning the paper into a colorful, powerful Powerpoint Presentation. (Paper section absolutely can stand alone.) PERFECT for an end-of-the-year showcase for your students. Three types of papers are included: Process Analysis, Persuasion, or Controversial issue. FORMS fo
Grades:
10th - 12th
Gifted and Talented Students - Independent Unit of Study
This powerpoint teaches your gifted and talented students the step by step process of working on their own research projects that will lead to an ultimate product and presentation.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Project for Character or Historic Figure
Engaging and interesting project for your Social Studies or ELA classroom. Write a Resume for an historic figure or character! Student tested and approved!What would Franklin D. Roosevelt’s resume or DaVinci’s look like? What is on Huckleberry Finn's resume and what job would he apply for?This is a great project Choose a character or famous person to write a resume for!Included in this project guide:- Research Template - Student directions for researching and creating resume- Resume Templat
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Historic Figure Project Biography Project Bundle
Visual Timeline project for any unit EDITABLE RUBRIC
Engage students in any time period when they create a visual timeline. Great for any unit of study, this project mixes creative talents in visualizing events with analytical thinking about the importance of the event within a time period. What would a timeline look like for Franklin D. Roosevelt's time as president or a timeline for the events of the French Revolution? Perfect for projects on historic figures and events.Included in this resource- Research Template - Student directions for res
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Projects Bundle for any subject
Plagiarism & Intellectual Property Rules SLIDESHOW Teach Them How
Tired of your students cheating? It's rampant, isn't it? This 21-slide Plagiarism PowerPoint will sift through the questions of:
* "What is Plagiarism?"
* "What is Intellectual Property?"
* "When do I Cite Sources?"
* "What is Common Knowledge?"
* "Why Should I Cite it?"
By the end of the plagiarism presentation, learners will be educated on the problem and will know what they should / shouldn't do. Then the choice will be theirs.
NOTE: This plagiarism file has been updated to include both t
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Newspaper Project
Give students choice with this Newspaper social studies project for any unit. Great for individual research projects or a collaborative assessment. What could be contained in a newspaper focused on the announcement of the New Deal or examining inventions from the Industrial Revolution? Great for any unit of study. Included in this project guide is student handouts for:- Research Template - Newspaper Article Organization tool (3 options included)- Student directions for creating a Newspaper- N
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Projects Bundle for any subject
EDITABLE Shoe Box Biography Project & Presentation (Think Outside the Box)
Shoe Box Biography Project and Presentations
This packet includes EDITABLE directions and an EDITABLE full sheet and half sheet grading rubric for the Shoe Box Biography Report.
Students may choose their person or the person can be assigned to them.
Students will collect 6 - 10 objects or pictures that fit into an adult size shoe box to represent the person that they chose. They will then present the project to the class, talking about each object.
I use this in my third-grade classroom, but
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Career and Budgeting Research Project | Editable | Back to School
*Product updated Aug, 8th, 2023*All the pages are fully editable so that you can adjust them based on your needs. This product includes 50 questions for your students to research and reflect on. This is a great way for students to use their research skills with something that interests them. This 5 page research project can be done at any time of the school year. It is also a great for teachers to get to know their students and their interests. Students can use the internet to search for needed
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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AP Seminar TMP Presentation Template
Slides set a place holder for students to use in their group. This is a good way for students to structure their presentations so they can use more time to practice and focus on the content.
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Independent Research Task, Literacy Reading Group Rotation Activity
This is the perfect independent task for students to practice their researching, note taking and presentation skills.Students can either use a computer, books or iPad to research and note take on the different topics. Students are then able to create a PowerPoint presentation of their information. There is a template of how each slide should look to print out as a guide for them, as well as a poster template. The topics are:- famous person- famous place- animal- ancient civilisation- endangered
Grades:
4th - 9th
Also included in:Â Homework Worksheets and Monthly Grids Combined BUNDLE Middle Years 5+6
Bibliographies Made Easy - MLA Format - Powerpoint!
Looking for a way to spice up your instruction on research and bibliographies? Want a simple explanation for your students so they don't get overwhelmed by the process before even getting started? Then, this is exactly what you need!
The Powerpoint starts off what tips on getting started and clearly lays out for the students what information to write down on their notecards while researching. The last half shows students how to take what they wrote down and put the information in order with the
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Social Media Research Project
Social Media - Facebook, Twitter, etc. - has changed the way we communicate, interact, and react to world events and trivial happenings in our daily lives. It's reshaping education, business, politics, sports, etc. This is a fun research project studying Social Media websites.
The PowerPoint is animated; several of the slides contain animated graphics.
This project allows students to research what is common place in their - our lives -- Social Media.
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Movie Poster Project for ALL subjects
Add versatility to your curriculum with the Movie Poster Project. Students use the tools in this product to conduct research and develop a set of movie posters and descriptions on a topic. Great for any unit of study. Included in this project guide are student handouts for:- Research Template - Organization tools- Student directions for creating movie posters- Movie Template- Description Template- Teacher's Guide- Student Sample- EDITABLE RubricThis project is a lifelong tool applicable to any
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Projects Bundle for any subject
Poster Project for All Subjects EDITABLE RUBRIC
Tri-fold Poster Presentations is a guide for students to create a fantastic tri-fold poster of which they will be proud. Students use the tools in this resource to conduct research (optional), plan and develop a tri-fold poster. Great for any subject area in which students are assembling presentations. Give your students the tools to show their best work!Included in this resource are student handouts for:- Research Template - Student directions for creating a tri-fold poster.- Tips for creatin
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5th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Projects Bundle for any subject
Facebook Template - on Powerpoint - Editable
This is a template set up in Powerpoint for students to use to create a fake facebook page for any person in history or for character anaylsis. It is in a student friendly format and all areas that students need to change on the page are labeled in red. Pages are hyperlinked to each other to create the illusion of a "real" facebook page when you click on the tabs. Students love this activity.
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5th - 12th
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College Research: Dream School vs. Back-up school
Do your students dream of going to an Ivy League School but their current GPA does not qualify them ? They should always have a back up/reality college in mind to be able to achieve their dreams. This project will allow your student to compare/contrast three colleges and then narrow down their selection by two realistic colleges that they would be able to attend and achieve. While researching colleges, students create a Power Point/Google Slides presentation, a pennant, and practice presenting
Grades:
7th - 12th
Science Research Incorporating AI - Editable
Encourage your students to research their passions and they will develop a love for research itself! After my third successful year guiding my 7th graders in independent research projects, I've developed a detailed process to incorporate AI sourcing into their research. The example I've used in the graphic organizers for students is "cancer" because I use this during my cell growth unit. This resource is entirely editable so you can change the research topic to anything, or leave it blank so stu
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Grades:
7th - 9th
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Financial Aid Awareness Assignment
Utilize this basic research assignment to introduce your students to financial aid. Your students will conduct research on:FAFSAScholarshipsGrantsWork-Study ProgramsStudent LoansThis is a self-contained lesson that you can use as part of a college research project, for emergency sub plans, or as an independent lesson for your students! Just upload this to your digital classroom, have your students make their own copy of the slideshow, and they will enter their responses directly onto each slide.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Organize Research the Easy Way & Avoid Plagiarism
The new Common Core Standards encourage more short research projects for students. This grid system turns this freakyfridaylastchance process into a systematic way to collect, organize and publish the research. This system can be used for an essay, an oral presentation or a multi-media project.By using a simple grid format, students keep their sources and information organized in a format that encourages them to paraphrase and take bullet notes rather than copy reams of information. The infor
Grades:
6th - 12th
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