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8th grade End of Year bibliographies

11th Grade AP US History Final Project Debate "May Madness"

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This is a fantastic activity to run after your students have taken the AP US History test. Instead of just watching historical films for the remaining portion of the semester, why not allow your students to do what they do best- argue with each other! This debate allows some students to act as an American president and some of the class members are historical figures that will be evaluating their job performance in a series of debates that is modeled after the March Madness basketball tournament

Subjects:

End of Year, Social Studies - History, U.S. History

Grades:

8th - 11th

Types:

Projects, Bibliographies

Bright Work Board

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Stepping Stones Resources

Want to create an amazing platform to display your students work. I have created the cutest banners "OUR BRIGHTEST WORK" that includes the letters, buttons, and amazing work coming soon sheet. It will definitely get your students excited and motivated to create their best work! It is in black and white but would look great if it were printed on astro bright paper.

Subjects:

Back to School, End of Year, Spring

Grades:

PreK - 12th

Types:

Bibliographies, Bulletin Board Ideas, Posters

Pre Civil War Summary, Characters, Essays, Test, Answer Key

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Andrew Elsen

This lesson has everything you need to address multiple standards and 1 week worth of material! The lesson includes a text summary, analysis, essay questions, multiple choice test, AND ANSWER KEY! all in an editable Microsoft Word Document for your own editing preference. Even if you already have the book and do not need the summary, the resources here alone are worth it! Just print once and make copies at your printer for each section. Enjoy!

Subjects:

End of Year, Social Studies - History, Thanksgiving

Grades:

5th - 12th, Adult Education

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Bibliographies

Story Telling Project Powerpoint

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Fun Art Projects

This powerpoint focuses on developing a story. It prompts students to think about plot, theme, characters, settings, etc. Then students consider the principles of design and how to use them as a guide to illustrate their story. When making the book for this project, I would typically use cardstock, but you can use cereal boxes and even printer paper. Students can look at comics or regular books, even kids books as examples for inspiration. There are a few other videos in my store that detail how

Subjects:

Back to School, End of Year, English Language Arts

Grades:

4th - 11th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Projects, Bibliographies

Also included in: Story Telling Project Bundle