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End of Year rubrics for Microsoft Word
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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6th - 12th
End of Year Project or End of Unit Project - Make a Video Skit Song with Rubric
Students create a song, skit, or video to demonstrate knowledge about a class topic. Perfect for an end of year or end of unit activity! Includes rubric for each type of project.
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Not Grade Specific
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Vision Board: Dreams for the Future PREP AND STRESS FREE
“Vision boards” are a wonderful way to scaffold students’ dreams and plans for their futures; this activity stands alone in terms of the value the lesson as an end of year vision for the future after all of the hard work of learning with you, for a beginning of the year activity on goals and the importance of perseverance to achieve students´ visions of success, as a rainy day activity, sub plans for a day you’re out, a Career Day activator or extension activity….the merits of the “Vision B
Grades:
4th - 8th
Final Exam for Spanish 3 - Intermedio: Speak, Listen, Read, Write
Spanish intermediate final exam is administered during our last (or second to last) class for speaking and listening portions and then the subsequent (formal) testing day for reading and writing portions. During 40-minute class, students remain seated and silent as teacher asks 4-6 oral questions each (out of 30 total), then administers the listening portion. Next day's 2-hour testing consists of multiple choice Scantron and a free response essay with bonus opportunity; most students finish at
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10th - 12th
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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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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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12th
Dean of Students Evaluation Form (Editable & fillable resource)
Each of the following criteria includes indicators and a detailed evaluation rubric: - PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES LEADERSHIP- HUMAN RELATIONS (Consideration and Communication) - PARENTAL/COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT (Communication and Participation)- SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT- Personal Traits
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Staff
Final Project Sp5 - Teaching: Students' Passionate Lessons in Target Language
Students showcase their preparation, professionalism, and proficiency by teaching one entire class in Spanish on a topic of their choice- something they're passionate about! Each student plans an effectual, interactive, multifaceted lesson. Resource consists of double-sided project details, 3-page brainstorm graphic organizer, 1-page peer-sharing checklist, and double-sided rubric. Past lessons have included dance, food, interviews, instruments, video, sports, games, costumes, etc. Instead o
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Grades:
11th - 12th
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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Creative Presentation Planning Sheet and Rubric
This planning sheet and scoring rubric goes along with my free product Creative Presentation Assignment. The assignment is based on students researching a topic and creating a TED-style talk to present in class.
The planning sheet allows students to organize and outline their thoughts in order to better prepare their speech or essay. The rubric is a basic scoring guideline.
Both products are easily editable to be used for any grade level or subject matter. The original assignment was used in 7
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Career Research Project
This resource is a simple lesson plan for an end of year Career project. It provides guidelines for completion and includes the following:A list of 20 careers, Website links to suggested resourcesQuestions & instructions for the slidesInstructions for studentsAnd a rubric. Best BargainPurchase the Google Slides presentation and get this lesson plan FREE:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Career-Project-Google-Slides-3847503
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5th - 12th
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End of the Year Final Project Choice Board
Although I use this for my Juniors and Sophomores, this can really be used for any grade. I asked my students what kind of projects they would want to do, and they wanted to create a vision board, present on the career and college they want to pursue, compare movies, and present a skill they know. This really allows them to choose an option that works best for them with a wide range of freedom. This rubric is ready to go to get your kids one last, engaging assignment!
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Not Grade Specific
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Driver and custodian evaluation handbook (Editable resource)
Each of the following criteria includes indicators and a detailed evaluation rubric:- Effectiveness with Students on the Bus and Van- Safety on the Bus or Van: Bus Drivers, Van Driver- Interactions with Staff and Students: Bus Drivers, Van Drivers and Custodians-Safety in the School: Custodians-Custodial Duties: Custodians-Professional Responsibilities: Bus Drivers, Van Drivers, Custodians and Head Custodians
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Staff
Writing Portfolio Rubric
Use this detailed rubric in conjunction with the Writing Portfolio Project. This rubric provides specific and easy evaluation in four categories: Writer's Craft/Style, Format Components, Purpose Components, and Mechanics/Grammar. The student will receive a score out of 4 following the STAAR Writing Scale and a score out of 100% for each writing piece. There is an optional final presentation and overall portfolio score page as well.
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6th - 10th
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Orchestra Recruiting Letter Assignment- Band/ Choir Also
Are you looking for new ways to recruit students to your orchestra or other music ensemble? This letter writing assignment is a great way to integrate writing into your classroom while implementing a creative new way to recruit students to your ensemble. This assignment has older students writing a letter to younger students encouraging them to join orchestra next school year. I have used this activity in my own classroom. My older students are motivated to create quality work because they know
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Not Grade Specific
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Social Responsibility Self Assessment
I give this to my students a few times a year when they can self-assess their social responsibility skills. I normally use it to promote discussion. I also have them do this before they do report cards and I send it home with them. You can also use a different colour pen and mark them as well if you want. I only mark it, if I disagree with them in some area.
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2nd - 12th
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Online Presentation: Directions, Draft, & Rubric-TRADITIONAL & SBG VERSION!
This document is aligned to ELA CCSS and ISTE. It is designed to have middle school students create a list of goals for their future and present them to the class. It's a great "Back to School" activity to get to know the kids, and to get them acclimated with technology (you can even pick a particular platform if you want them to get familiar with it during the school year), and all the directions for each phase are included!
The topic could also be changed to "Celebrations" for an "End of
Grades:
6th - 12th
Maintenance and Grounds Evaluation Handbook(Editable and fillable resource)
Each of the following criteria includes indicators and a detailed evaluation rubric:Interactions with StakeholdersSafetyMaintenance Duties
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Staff
End of the Year Reflection Letter
At the end of the year, I love having my students reflect on the class and their own progress. One of the best ways that I have found to do this naturally is to have them write a letter of advice to the next year of students. It is a really sweet tradition that the kids really love. They love to read the thoughts from the previous year, and they love to try and give good advice to the upcoming students. This is not for the faint of heart! You have to be ready for them to give honest advice, and
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Not Grade Specific
Classified Professional Employee Evaluation Handbook(Editable&fillable resource)
Each of the following criteria includes indicators and a detailed evaluation rubric:Job CompetenciesWork Skills and HabitsProfessional Responsibilities
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Staff
Biography Project
This is a perfect beginning or end of the year project to do with your students! You can provide students with a list of people to choose from or let them think of one on their own. In my classroom we created Google Documents for each required elements of the project. We also took it another step further and created a PowerPoint presentation. At the end of their researching they presented their project. You can have students dress up as the person they researched. What an awesome and interesti
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4th - 7th
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Current Events Final Project (With rubric)
This project will help wrap up a semester of a class like, current events. Includes a scoring rubric that can be modified to desired point values.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Printing Clerk Evaluation Form(Editable and fillable resource)
Simple, and easy to fill and use evaluation form
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Staff
Letter of Advice Rubric *Editable*
This is a great end of the year activity! The students will choose a teacher and write an advice letter; telling them what they loved about the classroom and what they could improve on. Enjoy!
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3rd - 8th
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