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Free other (social studies) rubrics
Pioneer Life Project
This is a fun project that really tests the self-will of the students! Life was very different for children who lived in the early years of our country – no electricity, no running water, no fast-food restaurants – to name a few. I wanted my students to experience just a little bit of what things were like. In this project, students will give up their use of technology for three days!! They will also have chores to do around their home, as well as do good deeds for friends, family and neighbors!
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Grade 6 Social Studies Inquiry Project: Heritage and Identity in Canada
This is a brief project outline to be used either alongside the Heritage and Identity unit in a text or alone as an inquiry project. Students research the immigration of a certain ethnic and/or cultural group to Canada and what they have contributed to Canadian culture.
Grades:
6th
**FREE** FRQ: Race and Ethnicity w/ Stimulus ~Rubric Included~
Need an FRQ with stimulus? This is an original focusing on race and ethnicity. There is one map stimulus included. If you don't have access to a color printer, project the image at the front of the room while students work. Maybe have students brainstorm collaboratively on this for an FRQ Friday!The rubric is included.File comes in as. Google Doc. If you are already connected with TpT and Google Drive, you can save a copy for yourself. Otherwise, here is the link:https://docs.google.com/document
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Biography Presentation Rubric
This is a rubric used to grade students on a group biography project. Students were graded on various elements, such as: their visual, presentation skills and content presented.
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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History Grading Rubric
Generic history grading rubric that can be used for any assignment or project.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Monroe Doctrine Cartoon
First: Students will complete a SOAP activity to gain background knowledge about the Monroe Doctrine.
A) What is S.O.A.P.S?
1) SPEAKER, OCCASION, AUDIENCE, PURPOSE, SIGNIFICANCE
2) Goal of S.O.A.P.S?
· When confronted with a reading passage or document students need a process to help them begin to determine the purpose or significance of the document.
· It will then be much easier to interpret or even gather evidence from the document
Grades:
5th - 11th
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Presentation Peer Assessment - Oral Language - Feedback - IB PYP
This resource is designed to be used as a simple peer assessment and feedback for any presentation given by students. It can be shared with students before they prepare their presentation so they are aware of expectations. It can be printed off or used digitally.It is also part of the inquiry unit ‘Plants - Sharing the planet’ which can be found on TpT in the Dragonfly Definitive store.
Grades:
1st - 6th
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Also included in: Assessment Bundle - Student Self-Assessment - Rubrics
Regions of the United States Menu Project
This rubric and student presentation rating page goes along with a project in which students create a restaurant menu using resources from a region in the United States. This activity meets Next Generation Social Studies standards for West Virginia grade 3.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Hispanic Heritage Month Project Rubric
Google Drawing Hispanic Heritage Research Project. This is a simple explanation and rubric of requirements.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Decision of Texas - End of Unit Government Project
Create a campaign for a new Texas Candidate running for office! This project is geared towards middle school students in Texas History, but can easily be edited for US History!I originally created this as a project for my GT class, but it can be used at any level
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Document Based Question (DBQ) Rubric
This DBQ Rubric provides teachers with grading criteria tailored to middle-grade students. Document-based questions can be challenging for younger students. With this in mind, I have provided a student self-reflection rubric. DBQ grading tips are also included. This pdf is ready to print and use. Enjoy!
Grades:
5th - 8th
CCSS:
Financial Literacy Project: Planning Your Dream Trip
This is a lesson plan and rubric for a Project-based learning lesson, where students plan a dream vacation. The will research airfare, cuisine, activities transportation and lodging, and put it all together in a google slides presentation
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Lewis and Clark Brochure Project and Rubric
This Lewis and Clark Brochure Project and Rubric offers a creative and engaging way for students to be assessed on the information and learning of the Lewis and Clark expedition.This document gives instructs on what to do and a complete rubric for students to follow in know how to succeed on the project.
This project is intended for middle school students.
"Follow me" on my journey to create the best materials for my classroom and TpT
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Government Observation Opportunities
These are examples of places that students can observe their government in action. These are specific to the Roseville/ Sacramento area but can be used as a reference guide to find similar agencies in your local area
Grades:
12th
Also included in: Government Observation Project
Movie Review Project - outline, graphic organizer & success criteria
I've used this outline to provide a structured, scaffolded approach to writing a film review in my grade 6 class. It would be suitable from grades 5-10 and even 11-12 with some adaptations.
It includes a discussion of what film criticism is, with examples, and the areas of the film students should consider. It also includes a list of success criteria, space for notes during viewing, an area for the rough copy, and a rubric is available as a separate listing.
I have used this to great effect wi
Grades:
6th - 12th
Make a Map of Our Library Activity Packet with Rubric
Students create maps of their library using the rubric checklist of criteria. This worksheet contains map key for students to complete, and is offered in two formats, with rubric or without. A paper saving copy with four rubrics on a page is added if you want students to use the horizontal version of the task (nicer for displaying student work).If you like this product please check out my larger product that contains 4 map making activities with rubrics which is the same format and style as this
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Heroes or Villains of the Texas Revolution
Students will explain the roles played by significant individuals during the Texas Revolution, including George Childress, Lorenzo de Zavala, James Fannin, Sam Houston, Antonio López de Santa Anna, Juan N. Seguín, and William B. Travis.
They will create a brochure and explain and defend if person is a hero or a villain.
Grades:
4th - 7th
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Debate Rubric and Reflection
This is a reflection used for in class debates or discussions as well as a rubric that follows grading on a 4-point scale. Can be adapted to suit all classes.
Grades:
6th - 12th
DBQ - Religious Persecution and Western Expansion (AP U.S. History, APUSH)
APUSH DBQ on Religious Persecution and Western ExpansionPrompt: To what extent did religious persecution contribute to Westward expansion from 1830 to 1859?Primary Sources with multiple themes:- Mormon Persecution- Expansion of Slavery- Land Hunger- Gold RushWhere did you get the primary sources?- Chronicling America Newspaper Database- Library of Congress- Joseph Smith Papers- Commons DatabasesWhat is included in the document?- Unique DBQ- Exam Feedback Form- Source List©JJB HistoriesNot affili
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Presentation Peer Assessment - Oral Language - Feedback - IB PYP
This resource is designed to be used as a simple peer assessment and feedback for any presentation given by students. It can be shared with students before they prepare their presentation so they are aware of expectations. It can be printed off or used digitally.It is also part of the inquiry unit ‘Plants - Sharing the planet’ which can be found on TpT in the Dragonfly Definitive store.
Grades:
1st - 6th
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Biology: Neuron Model Found Item Group Project
Looking for a way for students to make models but not have to grade 150 of them? Have students work in small groups to identify the parts of a neuron and explain their functions. Not the typical "candy neuron project". This is much more creative and fun! Rubric included.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Veterans Day Letter Directions and Rubric
This is a great resource for teaching the steps for writing a formal letter. It is also a great opportunity for students to thank veterans for their services.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Immigration Scrapbook Project
This is a research project where students will create a scrapbook of an immigrant's story coming to America. It involves the student doing research using primary and secondary sources, analyzing those sources to create their own creative writing letters, finding authentic photos, and artifacts (or images or artifacts of the period) and putting them together in a way that is neat and appealing to look at.
This project goes in conjunction with the study of the late 1800s wave of immigration in
Grades:
5th - 11th
Global Citizenship and Global Sustainability (Link to Google Doc)
This resource is suitable for Civics, Social Studies, or Language Arts students in grades 8-10. The focus of the textbook style reading is on global citizenship and global sustainability. There are comprehension questions provided, along with an answer key. The extension activities offer students with more opportunities to explore these important concepts.The reading and questions are designed to take about an hour. If the student is assigned extension activities, the work will take longer.
Grades:
8th - 10th
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