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High school holidays/seasonal rubrics for Microsoft Word
Spanish Food truck project
Your students will love this amazing and fun project. Food trucks and street foods are part of the Latin culture and this project will help them learn as well as inspire the entrepreneur in them!The documents include:A grading rubric, full instructions and tips on how to use Canva.com and the recorded options. NOTE: although the food truck sides are included, you must copy paste each side into another word document and change the paper size depending on what paper sizes your school provides for
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Famous Mathematician Facebook Project
This is a great 21st Century/Technology Filled End of the Year (or long break) Project!
**I have used this with 6th to 9th graders! I am sure high schoolers would enjoy this project as well!**
Students are to create an imitation Facebook (Mathbook) of a Famous Mathematician. Included is a word document "Mathbook" template for students to use. If you have trouble with the document play around with the margins on the top of the word document.
Guidelines for the project:
-Name of famous math
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Interactive Student Notebook Grading Rubric EDITABLE
Interactive Student Notebook Grading Rubric EDITABLE
Grading Categories:
-Assignments
-Page Numbers
-Table of Contents
-Handouts
-Markings (extraneous or inappropriate markings)
Each category is graded on a scale of 0-4, a total of 25 points.
Two rubrics to a page, completely editable!
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5th - 12th
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Family Tree Rubric (Generic)
Here is a great rubric for a Family Tree Project. It is easy for both the teacher and student to understand. Once you have passed this out to each student have them staple it to their project when they turn it in. Makes grading easy-peasy!
A second page is included for working on their draft sentences. A great way to work together as a class and prepare. Some students may need the extra structure as a requirement while other students may be encouraged to venture "Above and Beyond" these sentenc
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Valentine's Day Activities, Short Research Project, Famous Love Stories
This type of short research assignment is very flexible. It could be used to teach MLA and research, review MLA, conclude a unit on romantic literature, or in a non ELA class looking to incorporate research in a fun way on Valentine's Day or during February! The materials is no prep and ready-to-go for you!Student Experience: Students will be assigned a famous love story. Students will research those people, make a digital presentation, and share with the class. This is also a great assignment
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Research Writing Unit, Curriculum BUNDLE+
Project Sp2, Sp3, Sp4 - Mi ofrenda: Day of Dead Shoebox Altar Oral Presentation
Intermediate Spanish students celebrate Day of the Dead with this creative, authentic, multi-faceted project. They create a shoebox altar to honor a deceased person, pet, or historical figure. Utilize preterite and imperfect, practice pronunciation, acquire vocabulary, and hone presentational skills as peers evaluate. Peer evaluation sheet, detailed rubric, and teacher's sample included. Excellent oral presentation concludes October's study of Día de los Muertos.
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9th - 11th
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Women in Medicine & Science Research Rubric
This is a rubric for a research assignment regarding women in science and medicine. In celebration of Women's History Month (March) or use the assignment anytime. Examples are included with additional questions for students to answer. Compare and contrast 2 women from different time periods.
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Black History Month Project for Math and Science Rubric
This documents provides a rubric for a Black History Month Project which includes a biography and a presentation. This project can easily be modified for Women's History Month and National Hispanic Heritage Month. Students are graded on 4 categories which are worth a total of 5 points each. The project is worth 20 points and can easily be converted to a percentage by multiplying by 5.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: MLK Day/Black History Month Bundle.
Rubrics for Classwork Participation and Homework All Subjects
Students will be held accountable for their learning with these two rubrics! One presents clear expectations for homework, while the other presents clear expectations for classwork participation. They are presented in standards based grading (4,3,2,1) however you can edit for letter grades easily. Present at the beginning of the year for clear expectations! Also great to send to parents or include with syllabus. Easily share through Google Drive or post on Google Classroom. Thanks for viewing :
Grades:
6th - 9th
Martin Luther King Jr. and Cesar Chavez
Great lesson for MLK holiday or Black History Month. The lesson compares the two civil rights leaders and their relationship with each other.
This includes a worksheet, rubric for project and prezi presentation that goes with the lesson.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Hidden Figures - Rubric for 5-Paragraph Essay
This rubric can be used to assess students on a five-paragraph essay after viewing the film Hidden Figures. This assignment requires students to write a five-paragraph essay, which requires an introductory paragraph, a paragraph on Katherine Johnson, a paragraph on Dorothy Vaughan, a paragraph on Mary Jackson, and a summary paragraph that asks students to explain how these three women are inspirational. The rubric has columns to allow the teacher to write in the student's points as well as teach
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Trevor Noah's Born a Crime Complete Essay Package
This bundle includes the Born a Crime essay prompts, study guide, outline, and rubric. It is the complete package gathered into one convenient place. This whole project is perfect for use as an end-of-unit assessment, or a final or midterm assessment. It also is an excellent way for students to be prepared for standardized tests.
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6th - 12th
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AP Psychology The “Abnormalable” Snowman Project Rationale/Outline/Rubric
The Abominable Snowman Project offers a unique opportunity to integrate various topics in abnormal psychology. Students can explore psychological disorders, cognitive biases, cultural influences on beliefs, and mass hysteria within the context of the legend of the Abominable Snowman. By researching and analyzing the psychological aspects of this phenomenon, students gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of abnormal behavior and human perception.Advanced Placement Psychology:The “Abnorm
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: AP/Psychology Disorder Project Outline BUNDLE
How to Develop and Deliver a High School Commencement Speech
Every spring for many years I was asked to coach one or more students who had to deliver a speech at our high school's commencement ceremony. And every year I would have the same problem: students who didn't know where to begin. Even though many of them were academically talented, writing a commencement speech--let alone delivering one--was not something they'd done before. So I developed this guide to help them get the job done.
Along with ideas for coming up with a suitable topic, the guide
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Grades:
12th
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A Christmas Carol Writing Prompts Distance Learning CCSS
Please click the little green star in the upper right section of this page and select to "Follow" me. I promise you my creative lessons and common core based designs will not disappoint you.I have included 11 constructed response items based on A Christmas Carol. This is one of my favorites. These one page writing assignments can be used as a formative or cumulative assessment for the novel. They are written in the style of the common core MSL and EOC.I have also included 2 rubrics: one for a on
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7th - 11th
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Also included in: A Christmas Carol Unit Bundle of Lessons Distance Learning
Black History Month Brochure Rubric
Rubric for the Black History Month Brochure. Measures specific things that are required for the Black History Month Brochure.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Wordle Assignment for first days of school
Get to know students with them creating a Wordle about them, their interests, talents, hobbies, sports, etc.
Directions for Making Wordle Project, Rubric, 50 or 100 Things About Me Listing (50 for younger students/modified for special needs, 100 for older students)
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Senior Speech Assignment
This speech assignment contains 11 different categories/topics for seniors to discuss in a speech that tells their stories, resulting in a 7-10 minute speech. I have used this for years and they are always a highlight of my year and a memorable part of students' academic careers. They provide a chance for graduating seniors to reflect on the past and consider the future as well as provide a chance to heal old wounds The vulnerability required almost universally brings classes and classmates t
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Grades:
12th
Fabric of Life: Crafting Portraits in the Style of Bisa Butler
"Fabric of Life: Crafting Portraits in the Style of Bisa Butler" is an enriching art lesson package for grades 7-12. The lesson introduces students to the vibrant, quilted fabric portraits of African American artist Bisa Butler. Students will create their own fabric portrait of a significant person in their life, emulating Butler's unique style. This package includes a comprehensive lesson plan, materials list, project rubric, a quiz to assess understanding, and an answer key for the quiz. Over
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7th - 12th
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Final Exam for Spanish 1 - Principiante: Speak, Listen, Read, Write
Spanish beginners' final exam is administered during last class (for speaking and listening portions) and subsequent testing day (for reading and writing portions). During 40-minute class, students remain seated and silently studying as teacher asks 3-5 oral questions each (out of 25 total), then administers listening portion. Subsequent day's formal 2-hour testing consists of multiple choice Scantron and free response answer sheet with bonus opportunity; most students finish at 1.5-hour mark.
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6th - 10th
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Historical Figure Dress-up: US History Halloween Lesson Outline/Rubric
Creating a Halloween lesson centered around dressing up as historical figures in U.S. history can be a fun and engaging way to teach students about significant individuals and events. Dressing up as historical figures allows students to actively engage with the material. When students physically embody historical figures, they gain a deeper understanding of their lives, beliefs, and contributions to history. It transforms learning from passive to active, making the historical context more memora
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Back to School Presentation and Technology Introductory Unit Packet (Spanish)
Use the first week of school to get students signed up for technology that they will use all year long! Get them speaking and using the language right away as they give a short presentation about their summer using the past tenses! Designed for level 3 or 4 as a review of the past tenses, technology forms and links could be used in any level.
Word 2003 document, 11 pages.
Includes:
-A student packet with goals, how they earn points, unit plan, presentation guidelines, project rubric, and self
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10th - 12th
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Technology Platform Research Project: Christmas/Celebrations around the World
Online tools such as Visme, Canva, or Prezi allow the user to create interactive and engaging presentations, infographics, reports, and more. Students will create a customized and modern presentation to engage their audience. This lesson provides a guideline for research questions as well as an editable rubric for students as they research Christmas (or another celebration) and use your platform of choice to showcase their findings. A bonus printable list of Countries Around the World makes i
Grades:
8th - 11th
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High School Jackie Robinson Essay Rationale/Outline/Vocabulary/Rubric
Jackie Robinson holds a unique place in American history as the first African American to break the color barrier in Major League Baseball (MLB) when he joined the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947. This essay will explore his life and the broader historical context of racial segregation in the United States, making it a valuable topic for high school students studying American history. Robinson's story is not just about baseball; it's a powerful symbol of the Civil Rights Movement. High school students
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
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