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Women's History Month rubrics $10 and up
An Indigenous Woman’s Perspective Project
This project is meant to allow students the opportunity to think critically about privilege, intersectionality, systemic racism and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two Spirited (MMIWG2S). Students will be able to represent their research skills, and critical thinking skills by creating primary source(s) for an Indigenous woman at a certain time in Canada. This assignment is meant to be innovative, reflective and academic.Included: Project Instructions, Rubric, and Timeline Resou
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Women's History Month Project
This project is a compilation of several components I used during Women's History Month in my language arts class. It involves, research, creativity, writing, typing, and presenting. It teaches students the format an essay should be written in, including using a thesis statement. It allows their creativity to shine through the creation of a paint stick puppet and a poster. It also allows them to build their research, typing, and presenting skills. It's a lot of fun for teachers and for students!
Grades:
4th - 8th
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