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Presidents' Day library skills rubrics
Abraham Lincoln Informative Writing Prompt with two Passages/Articles
With this resource, students must use information from two unique & engaging passages to write an evidence-based informative essay explaining three major things that Abraham Lincoln did during his lifetime. This writing prompt is perfect for Lincoln's birthday or for around President's Day. Many extras are included to help you along the way. If your students have to take a standardized writing test where the writing prompt includes passages/articles, then this product is a must-have!*Please
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3rd - 5th
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Space or Solar System Research Project
A great integrated project for classes studying space or the solar system. I use this with my fifth graders and it is a highlight of the year! The project incorporates writing, reading, researching, science, technology, and communication skills. Students are asked to chose a topic of study related the space (a list of possible topics are included in the download). From there, they collect four valid resources, generate five complex questions to guide further research, and then the compile their
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3rd - 10th
Patriotic Art Activity • Op Art Stars & Stripes • Elementary Art Lesson
Create an eye-catching patriotic display that will sure to be a show-stopper. This is a great lesson to do before the 4th of July, Veteran’s Day, President’s Day, Flag Day or anytime you want to show some patriotic spirit. I’ve included a lesson on how to draw a star that gives some unique strategies for spacing the star tips. This will help those students (and adults) that are intimidated by trying to draw a large symmetrical star. Using circles and a ruler and the sheets I’ve included will
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in:Â Op Art MEGA Bundle!
Morning News Broadcast
Morning News Broadcast includes all the forms you need to get your elementary broadcast up and running smoothly! This is the packet I wish I'd had when I took my first position as a media specialist. You will find all of the letters/forms you need to communicate with both parents and students as well as tips on how to make your broadcast run efficiently. It includes the following:
• Student Audtion Script
• Broadcast Permission Slip (including student job preference)
• Rubric for Scoring Audit
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3rd - 6th
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Media Center Morning Announcements TV News Crew Package
This is a package that is perfect for Media Specialists who are selecting their News Crew for the Morning Announcements. Included in this package are the following: News Crew Infromation Sheet, Try-out Job Interest Inventory, News Crew Try-out Rating Form, and a Sample Try-out Script.
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5th
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The CRAAP Test (Adapted from Meriam Library, California State University)
The CRAAP Test
Adapted from Meriam Library, California State University
Not sure if a website is reliable to use for your research? Put it to the test!
Use the criteria of Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, and Purpose to evaluate the usefulness of an online source for your research!
A simple test that students can use to analyze their online source. Answer each of the questions, circle YES or NO for each on. Tally up your YES answers for a score and use the scale to determine the
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5th - 12th, Staff
Note-Taking Rubric & Student Samples| Research Skills for All Subjects (Digital)
This digital resource is an editable rubric (Google Docs) that can be used to assess student notes when conducting research in all subject areas. Students will learn how to re-write information in their own words to create notes that are accurate, complete, and relevant to their research question. The rubric contains four categories: paraphrasing, purpose, completion, and accuracy.The best way for students to become familiar with a rubric is to have them use it to assess someone else’s work, so
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5th - 10th
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Makerspace Rubric and Reflection (Projects too!)
Keeping upper elementary and middle school students accountable during Makerspaces and other hands-on activities can be difficult! Students must know that the final product matters and so does their work ethic! This universal rubric and reflection packet can help students stay on task. I call it my quick & simple rubric!
The rubric has two sections--one for the student and one for the teacher. The student rates their craftsmanship, effort & time management, finished project, and care o
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4th - 10th
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PRESIDENTS DAY Biography Research Project with RUBRIC (Washington Lincoln Trump)
PRESIDENTS DAY Biography Research Project with RUBRIC This is an awesome Presidents Day (Biography) Research Project that can be best used with upper elementary and middle school students (4th-8th grade). This 2-Page Resource includes: EASY-TO-FOLLOW Step-by-step instructions for students, Engaging & Creative Research Options, and a Simple Rubric with Checklist. It's all done for you - just hand to your students and let them get busy!There are so many possible ways that this resource can be
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4th - 7th
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Presidents' Day Research Paper | Guidelines, Graphic Organizer, and Rubric
Elevate your Presidents Day curriculum with our all-inclusive "Presidents Day Research Paper" This comprehensive product provides teachers with a ready-to-use set of guidelines, a visually appealing graphic organizer, and a customizable rubric, streamlining the research paper experience for both educators and students. Dive into U.S. presidential history, encourage critical thinking, and celebrate Presidents Day with this versatile and engaging resource.Product Features:In-depth Research Paper G
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9th - 12th
Research Resources for Secondary Librarians
Teaching research in a secondary library can be tough. If you are teaching with a content area teacher it can be hard to develop resources that meet their needs.What librarians need are resources that can be used with multiple content areas and a variety of projects. That is the benefit of these research support materials. These student resources are all generic and allow you as the teacher or librarian the chance to modify and adjust the resources to meet the needs of your students and curri
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6th - 8th
American History Early Republic Cereal Box Project Activity
Get creative while teaching the history about the era of the U.S. Early Republic and George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and James Monroe! For this project students will design a cereal box inspired by one of America's first presidents. 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!Want to earn T
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â US History Curriculum Exploration Through The American Constitution BUNDLE
Caldecott Medal rubric and design
Provide students with a rubric to evaluate pictures in four books. The second sheet allows students to come up with their own design for the Caldecott medal and list their choice for the winner.
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K - 2nd
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Complete Genius Hour Bundle
This bundle includes everything you need to get started doing Genius Hour with your students. It includes all the steps in the process including: a brainstorming Google form, an editable proposed timeline, daily student logs in Google Forms, single-point and multiple-point scoring guides, and an editable student reflection assignment. This will help give structure to the freedom that Genius Hour provides.
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5th - 12th
Library Handbook (Editable)
This library handbook includes:1. Vision & Mission2. Circulation policy3. Selection policy4. Challenged Materials information5. Job description/responsibilities6. Inventory Procedure7. Budgeting Procedures8. Weeding Policy9. Advocacy & Public Relations policy10. Links to teacher and student needs assessments AND MUCH MORE! Feel free to amend this document to fit your library. Please do not share with others. Direct them here to purchase the product. Clipart courtesy of Melonheadz Illust
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Not Grade Specific
Opinion Writing Does It Make "Cents" to Keep the Penny? Presidents' Day
This is an opinion writing about whether or not the penny should continue to be minted and circulated or retired.It includes:A reading passage with pros and cons for students to ponder.Two writing Organizers are included. The first one is more detailed. The second organizer is simple and just consists of one page.A rubric is included.An exemplar is included so students have a model of a well-written essay.
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3rd - 5th
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Differentiated Presidential Research Project!
***************************************************************************This unit is part of my THREE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT UNIT and my BIG GOVERNMENT BUNDLE!!! Also be sure to check out my INTERACTIVE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS UNIT for more presidents fun!***************************************************************************Teaching about U.S. Presidents and want to give your students more options than just doing a research report? Well, you are in luck! This product includes 3 options fo
WWII Photo Essay Project with Britannica ImageQuest
The document includes everything you need to have students create their own photo essay using reliable photographs from Britannica ImageQuest: sample photo essay, WWII topics to choose from, as well as a rubric to follow and self-assess.
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7th - 9th
Annotated Bibliography Rubric
Evaluate students on their ability to judge the credibility of sources, write an adequate summary of the research they found, and do a full MLA citation.
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Tech-Exploratorium - Build a Website: Project Based Learning + RUBRIC
The following are the Learning Objectives for this assessment.1. Obtaining genuine knowledge (i.e. terminology, trends) of emerging technologies2. Learning fundamental principles in the field of educational technology3. Gaining skills in working with others in a group4. Developing creative capacities (research, writing, designing, etc.)5. Developing skills in public speaking and in writing6. Learning how to research and use web-based resources for answering questionsDirections:Create a web-based
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Big 6 Research Steps
Students are often clueless when it comes to doing a research project. They don't know where to begin or what information they are looking for.
In this Smartboard lesson, students will be introduced to each of the 6 research steps in "The Big 6" model. The steps will be explained as each one is introduced. Then, after an overview of the 6 steps, students will be taken through each of the steps as part of a whole group research activity. This lesson will serve as a way to prepare students
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3rd - 5th
Student Library Assistant Weekly Shelf Reading Rubric
When student assistants work in the school library, I assign them each a section to straighten, maintain, and shelve. This rubric is used to assess their section on a weekly basis for neatness and correct shelf order.
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9th - 12th
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President Report
This is a project I do every year with my 4th and 5th grade social studies class. My kiddos always have a great time sharing what they have learned with one another. You will be amazed at the experts they become.
Your students will be assigned a United States president to research. They will rerearch and write a report on the presidents life before, during, and after their presidency.
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4th - 10th
President Report with Rubric
A PDF of a presidential research project. It includes early life, education, life before presidency, presidency, and life after presidency. There is an attached rubric for easy grading. This report outlines student expectations so there's no guessing at what information the student needs to include.
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5th - 8th
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