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Free projects for International Baccalaureate
The 6 Word Memoir Project
Are you looking for a fun getting to know you writing activity to start the year off right? This resource fits the bill! I use this during the first week in my sophomore English classes as a way to encourage creativity, comfort and confidence. I usually take the results and place them on a bulliten board that entertains my students throughout the year. I would often hear, "How have I never read that one?" all the way into May.
I have also included an IB friendly rubric at the bottom. Enjoy!
Grades:
7th - 12th
Pretty Construction Project
On this project, students will explore the use of a compass and a straight edge to create accurate designs using the basic geometric constructions.
Expectations
- Accuracy — All lines must be carefully drawn with a pencil using only a straightedge, and compass. There should be no freehand drawing.
- Neatness — Attention to the look and neatness of the designs is important.
- Creativity — The original design should be unique and show some planning and effort.
- Effort – The more detailed, planne
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Grades:
8th - 11th
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FREE Performance Task - Students Teach The Class
Help your students demonstrate mastery in an engaging way. This resource is perfect for any subject matter. Make students actually PLAN, TEACH, and ASSESS their peers. My students LOVE doing this project every year! In this packet, you receive 1 lesson plan, 1 reflection, and 1 rubric. If you need to differentiate for your students (like I do), you may want to consider purchasing the full resource. ** In the full resource, you'll find 3 lesson plans, 3 reflections, and 3 rubrics to help guide
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Drafting introduction workbook
A student portfolio/workbook for the introduction to drafting. The portfolio uses IB principles to introduce lettering and line skills. An introductory hands on activity as well as a culminating hands on project with directions and evaluation rubrics.
Grades:
5th - 9th
NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
, 3-5-ETS1-1
Fractions, Decimals, Ratios and Percentages
This task is designed for Criterion C and D ( Communication and Applying Mathematics in real-life situations) for International Baccalaureate(IB) teachers/students. This covers fractions, decimals, percentages and ratio topics. The task is simple and very interesting for the students. It develops their critical thinking and ethical thinking together.
Grades:
5th - 10th
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Special Education Start Up Kit
Grades:
K - 4th
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Also included in: International Baccalaureate: The ultimate IB bundle
Financial Derivatives for High Schoolers
An independent learning project for High Schoolers who want to get into the best universities in the world for finance, economics and investment banking.Learn the importance of pattern-spotting and long-term trends for investment decisions.Learn how to use financial derivatives to execute on your hypotheses and hedge risk. Learn how to develop a comprehensive strategy to build ongoing perpetual investment growth.Understand all of the above and be able to discuss it with the admissions tutors for
Grades:
11th - 12th
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GRASPS Idea Generator
GRASPS is a set of stem statements that can help you construct an authentic scenario for a performance task. G = Goal – states the problem or challenge to be resolved. R = Role – explains who students are in the scenario and what they are being asked to do. A = Audience – who the students are solving the problem for, who they need to convince of the validity and success of their solution for the problem. S = Situation – provides the context of the situation and any additional factors that coul
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Project-Based Learning PBL Rubrics and Guide - Grade 6-10 MYP Science
This is a free set of differentiated science rubrics for project-based learning aligned to MYP assessment standards. I've also included a project-based learning guide for reference in case you are new to this style of teaching and learning. Designed with MYP in mind but could be adapted for any middle school, high school, international, or homeschool STEM curriculum.Includes the following:.PDF and editable .DOCX rubrics for inquiry/design and debate/expression projects, differentiated for MYP ye
Grades:
6th - 10th
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MYP Community Project Checklist for Coordinators
This IB MYP Community Project checklist is the perfect resource to get your Community Project up and running. It lists the key components of the project and provides questions to think about while making decisions. The project may seem overwhelming at first, but this checklist will help streamline the process.****************************************************************************************************************More Community Project ResourcesCommunity Project Guide for Students, Teacher
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: MYP Resources for Teachers and Coordinators | Professional Development
IB MYP Personal Project ATL skills: Communication- and social skills
During Personal Project process students need to reflect and describe how they demonstrate, use or develop communication- and social skills (collaboration skills). You are purchasing a ready-to-use template sheet with possible communication- and social skills demonstrations, "Ladder of feedback" template and other reflection questions.
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Grades:
10th
WWI Total War Project
Students will get to research different countries in WWI participated in "total war". The project also asks students to move beyond basic research to analyze their information, in order to reach higher DOKs. A rubric is also included. This project lines up with IB History Causes & Effects of 20th Century Wars, but can be used in any World History class.
Grades:
9th - 12th
WEEKLY PLAN PYP
To develop the Unit of inquiry, your team of teachers can work together on this document.
Grades:
1st - 7th
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Going Glocal Project Description
Going Glocal curriculum is a guide to global citizenship that equips students with the necessary skills for living in a global society. It supports students to challenge their assumptions and biases, connect global issues with issues in their local communities and build relationships of solidarity around the world.Described is an outline of the five units, their outcomes and essential questions.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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[IB Biology subtopic 6.6] Hormone Personification Mini-Project
Take a break from lecture and allow students to move through this mini-project to learn the 5 hormones of subtopic 6.6. They begin by taking notes on the roles of Insulin, Glucagon, Leptin, Melatonin & Thyroxin. Then they create analogous "characters" for each of them through personification. By creating analogies, students will have an opportunity to show their own creativity (which can be difficult in the rigors of the IB curriculum) and to remember the hormones better. This mini-proje
Grades:
10th - 12th
Free World Cup information sheets towards project or drama work.
Information sheets on countries competing in the World Cup - for Project Work and can then be used in an assembly or presentation. Smaller plays e.g. with 6 speakers, is another option - see end of S.A. information sheet for suggestions on themes.
The writer, Sue Russell, has provided 'basic information' on each country in the first group, Group A: South Africa, Mexico, Uruguay and France - as an example of the kind of information that might be collected for a Countries of the World Cup proje
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Theory of Knowledge Exhibition Example
Unsure how to help your students prepare for the TOK exhibition? Here is an example of a theme, a prompt, an object, and 339-word commentary. If you find this helpful, checkout my "Theory of Knowledge Exhibition Example with Planning Worksheet"!
Grades:
11th - 12th
IB DP Visual Arts Journal Assignments
This assignment is one of many in a packet that contains visual arts journal assignments for the IBDP 1 & 2 requirements. The packet is in .pdf format, but you can email me if you are interested so I can send the Microsoft doc as an editable format. These assignments could also be used to generate journal assignments for the AP course, in which students could use to create pieces that demonstrate the breadth criteria.
Grades:
10th - 12th
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FIT Literary Analysis Collaborative Poster
FIT stands for Figurative Language, Interpretation and Theme. This strategy really works in helping students understand how to develop a claim about a piece's theme. The assignment is formatted so that students can tackle literary analysis in a friendly group setting and in the end you get student work to decorate your walls with!As always, an IB rubric is attached.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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International Typical Clothing Project
This project was created for the International Education Week in 2010.
This is a traditional clothing project that required the students to create and dress like people do in different countries around the world.
Pictures of the students' products were sent to the U.S. Department of State International Education Week office, and one those pictures was used this year by the U.S. Dept. of State on their International Education Week main page.
The picture is in this link: http://iew.state.gov/ (und
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Food Plan-Plan de Comida
This activity is an ideal project for a center based classroom. Students are given the opportunity to create a graphic organizer to plan balanced nutritional meals for a family on a budget. This assignment allows students to implement basic mathematics skills as well.
Grades:
5th - 9th
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Uso de la "B"
El correcto uso de la ortografía en español es de vital importancia. La competencia y fluidez del idioma se centra, en gran parte, en la correcta ortografía del idioma. Por eso te ofrecemos esta lección gratuita que tus alumnos disfrutarán al máximo.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
IB Action Cycle
As part of an IB School, we have our kids think about what action they can take part in related to our unit of study. This Action Cycle is general enough to work with any topic.
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Not Grade Specific
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IB Extended Essay Research Checklist
This simple, customisable, form offers a tried and tested method to help IB Diploma students:choose the right topic for their Extended Essay; it's a discussion formensure that they have consulted appropriate sources to research their topic.understand that the research is academic, and to introduce them to academic resources like databases and peer-reviewed journals.avoid the worst case scenario, where after months of fruitless work it turns out that the topic was not suitable for an Extended Ess
Grades:
11th
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