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High school End of Year writing-essays grant proposals

End of Year Poem

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Sweet poem to your students as you wrap up the year! Send them off with a bag of items that hold a lot of meaning :) - Includes a message from you to put on the outside of a goodie bag (and an area for you to sign) - Includes a poem explaining the items in the goodie bag and their meaning

Subjects:

End of Year, For All Subject Areas, Holidays/Seasonal

Grades:

1st - 10th

Types:

Grant Proposals, Printables

Long Walk to Water 3-part Culminating Assessment (STEM, research, essay)

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Beth's Classroom

This three-part culminating project for A Long Walk to Water was a hit with my class! After reading the book, they worked in small groups to develop a presentation to riase funds for a solution to the water situation in Sudan. They took it very seriously, and learned a lot about how to put together a proposal in addition to working through the engineering and science required for many of their ideas. The second part gave them an oppurtunity to see how water scarcity affects ofthe areas of the

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Writing-Essays

Grades:

7th - 10th

Types:

Projects, Assessment, Grant Proposals

CAUSE/EFFECT ESSAY GRAPHIC ORGANIZER with 7 HOOKS and EXAMPLES

Created by

TEACH CHEAP

includes example relating to pesticidesincludes 7 types of HOOKS with examplesQuestion: How many ways are there to kill a bug? Facts: Studies done by Ms. Hamby show that pesticides cause autism, cancer, and death in humans.Statistics: see example inside Quotes: see example inside Shocking Statements: see example inside Jokes: Did you hear the story about a roach almost sprayed to death by a tenant. He argued, “But this is going to hurt you more than it’s going to hurt me.”Onomatopoeia: Splat! T

Subjects:

Writing, Writing-Essays, Writing-Expository

Grades:

9th - 12th

Types:

Research, Handouts, Grant Proposals

CCSS:

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Tips for writting Ipad grants

Created by

Sherrie Burgoyne

How do you get iPads to be available to each student in your classroom? The answer is basic: you write a grant. Every successful grant application begins with a project, then a plan and with getting permission. They are the three P’s to getting grants. I hope you enjoy my short EBook on Tips for Writing Ipad Grants, and wish you success in your grant writing endeavors.

Subjects:

Informational Text, Writing, Writing-Essays

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Grant Proposals