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Escape From Camp Green Lake! - Holes Novel Activity
Holes Escape Room: Perfect for a final novel activity! Transform your classroom into Camp Green Lake as you send students on an adventure they’ll never forget- dig a hole, save a runaway camper, and climb God’s Thumb, all while reviewing plot elements and literary devices from Holes by Louis Sachar.This activity is formatted as an ESCAPE ROOM. Students will play the part of a Camp Green Lake camper and advance through five “days” of challenges in order to escape. The challenges are as follows: D
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5th - 9th
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Illuminated Letters - High School Art Lesson - Middle School Art Lesson
Make graphic design and lettering fun for Middle or High School Art or ELA students with this engaging illuminated letters project! Students will use the creative process to create letters through the use of different mediums such as pencil, ink, and color. Illuminated letters allow students to explore positive and negative space in their composition. Teach your students by using a step-by-step process to create thumbnails and other decorative elements. Students will love being able to apply the
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6th - 12th
Editable Monthly Take-Home Projects (Google Classroom & PPT) Distance Learning
This resource includes both an editable PPT and editable Google Slides version. See the video preview for a look at the Google version.If you’re like me, you love the idea of monthly themed take-home projects, but often lack the time to organize them. This year, one of my team mates took on the responsibility of organizing a different themed project every month and the impact was HUGE! The students were excited for a new project every month and parent involvement went through the roof.I created
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2nd - 6th
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Be the Teacher for a Day Project and Presentation
One of my favorite public speaking activities! Let you students teach the class and master important standards in the process.
This handout breaks down creating a lesson for students. I broke down each portion of the lesson and included multiple activity suggestions/examples for each required portion. In this comprehensive assignment sheet, you will find student behavior agreements, lesson plan template, and rubric.
This activity can work with any subject and any objectives that you want
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10th - 12th
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Forensic Science: Case Study Investigation
The Case Study Investigation report provides students with an opportunity to conduct an in-depth analysis of a case. Forensics plays a role in all of the cases to some degree - in some of the cases forensic analysis was key to arriving at a thorough understanding of the elements of the crime, whereas in some of the other cases the lack of forensic testing, either because it was not done or because it was not available, proved equally significant. The list of cases represents a broad mix in term
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8th - 12th
Introduction to Satire BUNDLE|Satire Parody PowerPoints, Projects, & Assessments
This bundle is a high-interest, engaging way to introduce your students to satire for the first time using scaffolding to build understanding of satire and satirical devices. This bundle contains ALL of my TPT products related to VISUAL satire and parody. Purchasing all items together comes at a major discount with major savings for you! Introducing students to satire and parody first through visual examples is a great way to front load and scaffold before a more challenging study of satire like
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10th - 12th
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Banned Books Intro Presentation & Poster assignment
This short editable PowerPoint (also included as .pdf) introduces kids to banned books. It includes statistics and general information from the Office of Intellectual Freedom for the American Library Association, as well as author quotes and information about the banning of popular books. Buy once, and re-download each fall with updates from the American Library Association's April report! I usually update the presentation at the end of August/early September.After the PowerPoint and for the nex
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7th - 12th
Google Slide Presentation Rubric
-Includes both Powerpoint Presentation and PDF Version
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6th - 12th
Podcast and TED Talk Assignments
Create a genius hour project by creating a Podcast or a TED talk. This package includes a PowerPoint presentation, assignment, and rubric. It explains the process of developing a driving question and provides various examples of genius hour ideas. A Rubric is included for the Podcast and Ted Talk.
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5th - 9th
Music Careers Projects-10 WEEK Bundle!!
In this amazing bundle you will be given 10 different week-long projects/units to help your students see and discover the real-world application of music in the career industry! This bundle includes the following 10 projects/units:1) Introduction to Music Career Unit:This engaging unit is a perfect way to provide real-world applications to the music classroom. This unit will teach your students loads of information about various music careers including video examples, pictures, salaries, lifesty
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
College and Career Research Project and Presentation
This activity is GREAT to get students thinking about the next stage of their lives whether that be college or career.
This assignment sheets asks student to create either a PowerPoint presentation or a poster board to present to the class answering a number of questions tailored to either avenue - college or career.
I used this project as a midterm for my public speaking students, but it can be used any time of the year.
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10th - 12th
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Making Effective Print Ads - Media Unit
Intermediate, google slides/ppt media unit with discussion based lessons onObjective of an advertisementElements of a print adPersuasive Techniques (Pathos, ethos, logos)Effectiveness of an adAssignment: Create your own print ad*****************************************************************************Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches:Follow on Instagram @th.nk.teach.learnFollow on TpT - Look for the green star ⭐ next to my store logo and click it!*****
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7th - 9th
Demonstrative Speech Frame / Graphic Organizer
My students used this graphic organizer to write out their demonstrative speeches! This is by far one of the most fun assignments I have ever given! Feel free to have student record themselves on Flipgrid afterward!
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5th - 12th
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Stereotypes, Prejudice, & Discrimination (Oral Presentation Poster Project)
This is a comprehensive lesson for any unit that deals with social injustice based upon stereotypes, prejudice, discrimination (or racism, specifically). It was originally designed to work for my novel units of In the Heat of the Night (by John Ball), To Kill a Mockingbird (by Harper Lee), The Kite Runner (Khaled Hosseini) and The Chrysalids (by John Wyndham). That said, any English novel, short story, or socials unit that deals with social justice or current events would be well-suited for th
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7th - 11th
Slideshow Party: Presentation & Public Speaking Skills Project
Based off of TikTok's "powerpoint night" trend, this project gives students the chance to create a funny, silly, or interesting slideshow of their choice and present it to the class. Students will learn public speaking expectations and will be able to practice and improve these skills in a low-stakes environment. This project can be used for isolated public speaking practice prior to applying those skills to content or it can be used on its own to help students become confident and comfortable p
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Presentation Party Lesson & Project Bundle
Holocaust Research Project Choice Board
Student choice menu for a unit on The Holocaust and Holocaust survivors. Prior to completing this choice board, students will need to complete independent research over various topics from the Holocaust. Culminating project for a unit, and great preparation for studying Holocaust literature like The Diary of Anne Frank or Night.
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6th - 10th
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Figurative Language Unit: Powerpoint, Practice Worksheets, Choice Board Project
This unit gives students a thorough introduction to figurative language. The powerpoint explains the difference between figurative and literal language and then gives a definition and several examples for each type of figurative language. The bundle also includes guided notes for your students to follow along with. The practice worksheets each contain a matching section where they match the example to the type of figurative language, a section where they must explain the meaning of examples of f
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6th - 12th
A Wrinkle in Time -- Final Project
This differentiated choice board in the form of a diner menu puts a fun spin on a final project. Students are excited to make a choice about the final product after finishing A Wrinkle in Time. Rubrics included.
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5th - 6th
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Editable PBL Lesson Plan Template in Google Docs, Project Based Learning
Easily edit and share your PBL lesson plans with administrators, professors, or your education students. This Google Docs template is fully customizable with a structured layout that includes an overview of the project, daily planning templates, and a 10 point rubric for grading.You receive:Link to editable & printable Google DocThis lesson planner is FULLY EDITABLE with:A streamlined, black line layout (8 pages)Click-and-type fieldsEditable headers and checklistsFields Included:2 page proje
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5th - 7th
Altoids Tin, High School Art & ELA, Mixed Media Assemblage Sculptures, 3D Design
High School Art students learn about artist Joseph Cornell and create a mixed media assemblage sculpture inside an Altoids or Mint Tin based on the theme of a novel. This lesson has everything you need to teach communication through art and ELA lessons to your upper middle school or high school art students.Teach your students how to communicate not just through words but also through imagery in these beautiful assemblage tins!Includes:4-Page Easy-to-Read Lesson Plan with standards, objectives a
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Research Projects for Lit. Circles
This is designed for the end of a Lit. Circle using short stories, but has also been used for choice books or whole length novels. Once students have read the fictional text, completed the menu items, they found a thread or idea from the text that inspired them to research a topic in the real world. They used the research document and finally put it altogether here by choosing a project to complete.Options include:A podcastAn OPEDA Digital EssayAcademic PosterAll projects have a description page
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9th - 10th
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Also included in: Lit. Circle Bundle
Science Fiction Unit PBL Smart House
I use this project after reading science fiction stories/novels like "There Will Come Soft Rains," "Epicac," "The Veldt," and Fahrenheit 451. It allows students to really grasp why reading such outlandish and wildly speculative stories could be important ways of understanding our own lives. Students will research current technologies, and imagine what those technologies could become in the future within the scope of housing/construction. They will make connections between what they have read and
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7th - 12th
Political Cartoon Lesson- Beginning Cartooning - Cartooning art lesson
Students will learn about political cartoons and how to communicate an idea through drawing a cartoon. Students use a graphic organizer to come up with 2 ideas of things that make them irritated or angry and equate those with garbage. Students learn to draw a trash can with step-by-step slide, list objects that help communicate their ideas, find reference and include those objects in their garbage cans.Lesson includes:21 Page Powerpoint Presentation (Editable Powerpoint)Student Self-Evaluation (
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5th - 12th
The Complete Classroom Debate Toolkit
In the COMPLETE CLASSROOM DEBATE TOOLKIT, you will find ready to use, printable materials to guide your students through the process, preparation, and presentation of an engaging and fulfilling classroom debate. With these materials, you’re ready to assign and enjoy a classroom debate with your students who will argue about the pros and cons of uniforms in public schools. KEY FEATURE: You can also quickly and easily adapt these materials when students are ready to debate another topic. See term
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8th - 11th
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