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6th grade geography rubric pdfs
Report Card Comments Ontario Geography and BC Social Studies Grade 7 - EDITABLE
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6th - 7th
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Model United Nations Simulation
This simulation has been one of my favorite activities in my freshmen Geography class. Freshmen are typically an energetic bunch, but they really stepped it up with this simulation. They wrote fantastic short essays, presented their resolution ideas, and dressed professionally. Best of all, they had to use critical thinking skills while debating one another over the summit's chosen global dilemmas. This activity and handout includes the following: 1. UN Simulation and Essay overview2. Resolution
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5th - 12th
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Project Based Learning - Plan a Dream Vacation - ELA/Social Studies - Geography
This Dream Vacation Project Based Learning Unit focuses on providing students with having a realistic and authentic experience of planning a Dream Vacation for another person. This could be another classroom teacher, administrator, parent, or fiend.
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Dream Vacation PBL – Plan a Trip - 8th Grade Social Studies
This Dream Vacation Project Based Learning Unit exemplifies the critical components of a true PBL and has the following elements built into the PBL Design:
-Key Knowledge and Underst
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5th - 9th
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Create Your Own Island - Mapping
For this project, students will create and design their own island with the theme of their choice. On their islands, students will include important parts of a map, as well as various land forms. Students will create and name cities and land forms that go along with the theme that they choose. Topics covered include key/legend, scale bar, compass rose, and land forms. This product includes an instruction sheet with a breakdown of how they will be graded. In addition, a second sheet includes a li
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4th - 8th
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Travel Around Asia Project
This complete project allows students to plan (pretend) a trip to travel around Asia with 3 family members. Students are able to learn about different locations, cultures, foods, and current events through this hands on engaging project. Include with this download: Step by Step Project Guide, Grading Rubric, Project Resources, Project Completion Timeline, and Editable Spreadsheet Links. This project is alway talked about as a favorite project.
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6th - 9th
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COMPLETE CURRENT EVENT UNIT; COMMON CORE READING, WRITING, SPEAKING, LISTENING
This comprehensive Current Event Unit lesson plan provides everything you need for effective practice of Common Core Standards and deeper thinking in the elementary and middle school classroom.
Common Core Standards for reading informational texts in the form of news articles, writing expository pieces (both weekly summaries of their news reports and a final comprehensive essay), and speaking and listening daily as oral presentations are given are all addressed here. Encouraging students to sti
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6th - 12th
NYCDOE Passport to Social Studies Grade 5: Ice Age Infographic Project w/ Rubric
These are guidelines and a rubric for the infographic research project that is in the Passport Curriculum. Passport does NOT provide clear guidelines and a rubric, so I created one for my class.
The guidelines can be modified to fit any topic!
There is a rubric attached for students to self assess and also peer review. My students worked on reading a few texts about the Ice Age and also on researching online resources to support their learning. Students worked on this project in pairs and the
Grades:
4th - 7th
COVID - HISTORY - AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION - Yr 6 - Corona Distance Learning
AUSTRALIAN HISTORY - AUSTRALIA AS A NATION - FEDERATION - CURRICULUM ALIGNED - GARDNERS MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES RUBRIC - Year 6 - 2015 - Karen McKenzie
A total of 33 activities specifically aligned to the Australian Curriculum.
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6th
La pandémie des Zombies - Mock UN
This is a fun and engaging way to teach about the United Nations and other non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in social studies. Students will choose a country and in the style of a mock UN will explore different resolutions designed to protect the citizens of the country from the Zombie pandemic. It is available in English and French - this is the French version, designed for French immersion students.It includes 26 slides, including and introduction, facts about the zombies, 4 resolutions,
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5th - 8th
Southeast Region Project Menu and Rubrics
At the end of your unit on the Southeast Region, assign students a project that will excite them and provide varied opportunities for extension! Students will select an option from the project menu to complete. These project options touch on the history and geography of the region. Rubrics with student friendly language are included for each of the region projects. Rubrics can be used for both instructing students of project requirements and assessing their work.
Students can choose from four
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4th - 7th
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Northeast Region Project Menu and Rubrics
At the end of your unit on the Northeast Region, assign students a project that will excite them and provide varied opportunities for extension! Students will select an option from the project menu to complete. These project options touch on the history and geography of the region. Rubrics with student friendly language are included for each of the region projects. Rubrics can be used for both instructing students of project requirements and assessing their work.
Students can select a tourism
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4th - 7th
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Current Events, News Education, Reading, Writing, Oral Presentation skills, PPT
Introducing the innovative "Current Events Program" – a vital grades 3-8 resource for educators tackling real-world issues. This kit empowers seamless integration of the 5W’s (who, what, where, when, why, how) into your curriculum, fostering research, writing, and oral presentation skills. It includes two summary worksheets, a captivating "WHERE IN THE WORLD DID THIS HAPPEN?" map activity, and a collaborative teacher/peer evaluation printable. With a user-friendly rubric, presentation schedule,
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3rd - 8th
Benefits of the Amazon Rainforest Brochure Project and Rubric
This project has students create an informational brochure about the benefits of the Amazon Rainforest and efforts being made to save the rainforest. Students will use books or the internet to identify important facts about the Amazon Rainforest, why it's valuable to us, and ways we can save the rainforest. The brochure can be created by hand or by using a computer program. In addition to the information required, the brochure must include pictures, charts and graphs, and a bibliography. You
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6th - 8th
Europe Social Studies Project- Top Ten List
This project is a fun way to get the students to learn about the culture and geography of some of the countries in Europe. I like to consider it a "twist" on creating a travel brochure. Instead the students research and create a "Top Ten List" on why people should visit their particular country. I created and used this project when I taught 6th grade and the students loved it! They had fun researching and creating their posters. The students also had to present their list to the class in a sho
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5th - 7th
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Midwest Region Project Menu and Rubrics
At the end of your unit on the Midwest Region, assign students a project that will excite them and provide varied opportunities for extension! Students will select an option from the project menu to complete. These project options touch on the history and geography of the region. Rubrics with student friendly language are included for each of the region projects. Rubrics can be used for both instructing students of project requirements and assessing their work.
Students can read and report on
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3rd - 6th
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state research report writing rubric
A research report writing rubric based of the 6 +1 traits of writing. This goes along with the state research report lesson plan and guideline handout.
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3rd - 6th
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States Project and Presentation Rubric and Planning Sheet
This product is a rubric and planning sheet for students who are completing a project on one of the 50 states.
My students will use the planning sheet to research about their state and then I will use the rubric to assess their presentations. This is open ended, so students can create an online presentation, brochure, or whatever assignment you choose!
Take a look at the preview for the exact product to know if it will work with your students.
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1st - 8th
Wisconsin County Travel Guide Project
This project pack outlines everything you'll need for your students to research information about one of the 72 Wisconsin counties. Students will create a visual display of the information they researched about their county as well as give an oral presentation of this information.
This project pack includes a parent letter about the project, grading rubric, Wisconsin county cards for students, and a student project tracker.
This is a great project to complete when reviewing map skills, expl
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Wisconsin Social Studies Series BUNDLE
Map Basics Assessment
This is an assessment on map basics, with a focus on TODALSS. This is differentiated according to task complexity and it is color coded to reflect this. The rubrics are also color coded to match. The red is the simplest task, the yellow is the medium task, and the blue is the most difficult task. These tasks also mention Minnesota, but any state could be used in its place to be more relevant to the students.
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: TODALSS Lesson and Extension Map Activities
Volcano Project
This summative assessment/project-based assessment will challenge students to create a geographically realistic volcano model, with detailed explanations and accurate lava flow. In-depth rubric included! Use this instead of a volcanoes test or let students choose which activity will be their assessment--a test, volcano project, or volcano informational video! Note: this download only includes the model volcano activity plans and rubric. Visit my store to see the video volcano activity and other
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6th - 12th
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Social Studies. Regions of Canada. Creating a diorama and a tourist brochure.
This project is loved by my students every year. It is a fun, creative, engaging and hands-on project, perfect for kinaesthetic and visual learners. This project is perfect for the Demonstration of learning as well. It demonstrates students’ work in a tangible manner, and students are always excited to show it to their parents.
The project consists of 2 parts:
Creating a diorama (covers Social Studies and Fine Arts outcomes)
Creating a tourist brochure (covers Social Studies and English Langu
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4th - 6th
Journeys: Book Companion for Non-Fiction Books
Have your students pack their suitcases with research skills and prepare to take a journey to a chosen destination. It can be a city, state, country, national park or a teacher assigned destination. This download includes a “Journeys” student guideline, grading rubric, and handles for your students to make their own file folder suitcases. Your students will enjoy sharing their journeys around the world with their classmates, while learning important research and writing skills. Copyright © 2024
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3rd - 6th
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Research a Country Project
Research a Country ProjectStudents will learn about different countries as they work in teams or on their own to research one. This project, which involves researching and presenting information about a specific country, offers several educational benefits to middle school students:Critical Thinking: Analyzing and summarizing information about a country encourages critical thinking skills. Students need to consider what information is most relevant, how to present it effectively, and how to draw
Grades:
6th - 12th
Structures of Ancient Civilizations Project
Middle School Students love to create and what better way to understand the way civilizations and societies through time have been structured, than by creating one yourself!
This project will take about 6 hours in class or 3 in class and 4-6 hours as homework.
Use this as a formative or summative project after studying any ancient civilization. Students must consider how the leader is chosen, what type of religion the society practices, natural resources, trade, gender roles, social stratifica
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5th - 8th
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