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Oral communication Common Core W.5.7 resources
Inventors: Research Templates
This packet will give you and your students everything they need to research a famous inventor (20 famous inventors plus blank templates included) - from note-taking guides to presentation and poster rubrics, this will get your students researching, writing, presenting, and reflecting on famous inventors. Great for meeting writing and presentation standards and keeping the other students engaged during the presentations. Suggested Use:Allow each student in your class to choose one of the 20 fa
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3rd - 5th
The Family Tree: An Historical Awareness Project *GENERIC*
Click here to find this product with specific reference to the United States.This is a wonderful family project and a way for students to better understand their heritage. In this activity pack, students will conduct family research through interviewing, designing a family tree, making a pilgrim doll, and giving an oral presentation. I have included a rubric and an optional activity for an Ethnic Food Tasting Day.The book, Molly's Pilgrim by Barbara Cohen, ties nicely into this project and works
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3rd - 6th
Back to School, All About Me, Community Building Activities, 5th Grade Bundle
Are you looking for Back to School activities that will assist you in creating a classroom community of learners and leaders while teaching your students to embrace diversity and celebrate the uniqueness in themselves and their peers? This 5th grade bundle includes three Back to School units that are guaranteed to foster new relationships, build self esteem and help you, the teacher, truly get to know your new 5th graders.All three are digital and can be assigned in Google Classroom or printable
Grades:
5th
You Be The Teacher Personal Interest Project: Research, Write and Present
This project let's students pursue their passions while learning how to research, write reports and present. As a 20 year veteran teacher, I can say that this project was a student favorite with 4th, 5th and 6th graders across the years. Options included allow you to decide how to present to your students. You can introduce each step by displaying the PDF for the whole class and have students use notebooks for their work, you can use the printables to copy and pass out for students to
Grades:
4th - 6th
Narrative Speech - Student Choice
Students have three narrative speech options to choose from: a personal narrative, a fictional narrative of their creation, or recounting a book/movie event from the point of view of a character. Students are directed to include all plot elements, and are reminded to zoom in on a small moment.Included in this product:-Directions sheet outlining three speech options: personal narrative, fictional narrative, and character experience -Directions sheet with a parent signature required-Rubric Choices
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Not Grade Specific
Public Speaking Practice Checklist
Practice makes perfect! Quick print a public speaking speech practice checklist for students to complete at home over the course of practicing delivering their speeches five times - at least once in front of the mirror, twice in front of one family member, and twice in front of an audience of more than one person. Checklists for presentations with costumes and props, as well as plainclothes presentations. Checkmark checklists, as well as rate yourself checklists for eye contact, appropriate
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Public Service Announcement Project
Do your students enjoy creating? This project allows students to examine issues and create a public service announcement. Students will use multimedia techniques to enhance mood and help hold viewers' attention. This resource provides you with a breakdown of daily activities that can easily be adjusted to meet your time needs. Students are given possible topic ideas, planning guide, sources and facts page, narrative planning page, storyboard, project checklist, rubric, and a reflection page.
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5th - 8th
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First Day Activities
Need a new set of "First Day" Activities?This 3 page set contains two interactive and one individual activity to be used the first day of school.
The first activity has students up and moving as they find classmates that have similar likes to each other. It is a great way to have students begin to build relationships with classmates that have similar interests.
The second activity pairs students to practice interviewing, writing, and public speaking skills as they interview and then introduc
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4th - 8th
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Regions of The United States Project Checklist and grading sheet
This Regions Project checklist is used in conjunction with my Regions Project Overview for 5th grade Social Studies. I use as part of a three week unit on the Regions of the United States, where students conduct research and write an informational report on their chosen region. This project also includes a poster and presentation (oral or Google slides). Criteria for each component is listed on this checklist with the actual grade breakdown for the report. Giving these to the students when expl
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3rd - 6th
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President Campaign Project
Here is a new spin on electing a president!
It has been decided that another president should be placed on Mount Rushmore next to George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt. Which former president should it be? Students will research some of our former presidents, give their suggestions of the most deserving president, and create a campaign to convince the rest of America which president should have the honor of having his likeness on Mount Rushmore.
Grades:
4th - 5th
Planet Travel Brochure
As a teacher, incorporate science, speaking and listening, and writing in this interdisciplinary activity. Before venturing into your solar system unit, have your students review their planets and utilize their research skills by assigning this project! Upon completion, students can practice discussion skills. They can be placed in two groups to discuss their brochure with 1.) others who chose the same planet 2.) others who chose a different planet. This can be tied into their writing lesson, as
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5th
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