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Capstone Project - Solving Societal Problems
This assignment aims to provide students with an opportunity to explore and analyze the benefits and consequences of utopian and dystopian societies. Students are required to choose a problem that societies face and conduct research about the chosen topic. They need to compile credible sources and construct a research paper that discusses the topic and their proposed solution. The proposal should be 1-2 paragraphs and include the topic and solution.Once the topic is approved, students must gathe
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Themes of Collaboration and Mental Health in “The Professor and the Madman"
Students will analyze themes of collaboration, mental health, and societal perceptions of mental illness in “The Professor and the Madman” by Simon Winchester, and connect these themes to contemporary events and discussions surrounding mental health awareness and stigma.Includes assessment questions
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
April Fools' Day Writing Prompts - Fun April Writing
Welcome to a world of whimsical writing adventures with our "April Fools' Day Writing Prompts" collection! Engage your students' creativity and imagination with this set of entertaining writing prompts perfect for April.Inside this resource, you'll find a treasure trove of prompts designed to spark laughter, creativity, and thought-provoking ideas. Whether you're an educator looking to inject some fun into your classroom or a parent seeking engaging activities for your child, these prompts are g
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
St. Patrick's Day Writing Prompts | March Writing | March Activities | No Prep
Get your students into the St. Patrick's Day spirit while honing their writing skills with this engaging TPT product: '30 St. Patrick's Day Writing Prompts'. Perfect for educators seeking to infuse some Irish charm into their curriculum, this comprehensive resource offers a treasure trove of imaginative prompts tailored for elementary and middle school students. From whimsical tales of leprechaun adventures to thoughtful reflections on the significance of luck and tradition, these prompts cover
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1st - 12th, Staff
Leap Year Writing Prompts | Leap Day Creative Writing Prompt
Leap into a world of creative expression with our Leap Year Writing Prompts! Designed to ignite imagination and foster writing skills, these prompts offer a unique twist inspired by the rare occurrence of leap years.Ideal for educators, homeschoolers, and writers of all levels, our prompts cover a variety of themes related to leap years, including time, adventure, and transformation.Keywords:Leap YearWriting PromptsCreative WritingInspirationLeap DayEducational ResourceHomeschoolingStorytellingI
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2nd - 10th, Staff
Thanksgiving Writing Activities & Prompts | Gratitude Journal For Kids
Embrace the season of gratitude with our "Thanksgiving Writing Activities & Prompts" - a Black and White Gratitude Journal designed for creative expression and reflection. This resource is the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving activities, offering kids a space to explore thankfulness through writing. Key Features: Versatile Prompts: Engage young writers with thought-provoking Thanksgiving prompts, designed to be easily printed and enjoyed in black and white. Unleash Creativity: From turk
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Thanksgiving Writing Activities & Prompts | Colorful Gratitude Journal For Kids
Celebrate the season of gratitude with our vibrant "Thanksgiving Writing Activities & Prompts." This Colorful Gratitude Journal for Kids is a delightful resource designed to inspire young minds to reflect on the blessings of Thanksgiving through engaging writing exercises. Key Features: Festive Prompts: Encourage creative expression with Thanksgiving-themed writing prompts that prompt kids to explore gratitude in a fun and colorful way. Interactive Activities: From turkey tales to thankful a
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Cultural Immersion Research Paper Example - Counseling Multicultural Populations
Example of a research paper focusing on the Hispanic culture written for a master's level counseling class--Includes title page, 7 pages of written research, and reference page
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Creative Writing Screenplays Using Heroes & History (+ Essay Study Guide)
English / Spanish / European History / Film Studies
CREATIVE WRITING for HOLLYWOOD
ESSAY, SCREENPLAY OR FICTION
A Writer's Journey: How to Find Your Heroes
Essay + Author's Study Guide
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"Not the Spain of Hemingway or Hollywood"
The Making of a Novel and Its Screenplay Adaptation
Essay by Cynthia Buchanan
Bonus: Study Guides from "The Scarlet Spaniard" screenplay
and the Spanish Civil War
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Bilingual Recipe Book and Narrative Project
This project will give your students an opportunity to explore a meaningful dish for them and their family history. They will be able to share how special this dish is and how it allows their family to come together and share special moments. Not only this but they will be creating a bilingual recipe book and also a narrative on the history behind their dish. Templates for the recipes are included and an example narrative as well. Although the suggested teaching time is approximately 3 days, yo
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4th - 12th, Staff
Interactive Reading Comprehension - Diana, Princess of Wales
It is an interesting biography book about Princess Diana; it includes reading comprehension exercises. Objectives: The students willdescribe and evaluate the life and contributions of Diana, the Princess of Wales; discuss the factors that led to her death and determine the meaning and limits of "freedom of the press."; outline the significance of the British monarchy in world affairs and compare the British form of government with that of the United States; determine and evaluate the qualities o
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Writing a Thesis Statement / A Practical Lesson in writing
A Practical Lesson in writing for young learners (elementary and middle school learners) that guides them to writing a good thesis statement through clear explanations and examples, and it includes group activities and discussion questions.
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4th - 8th, Staff
Dominican Republic: Spanish or Social Studies Activity for Global Citizens
After watching a url link in class, students and teacher engage in a class discussion about race relations, social justice and becoming a global citizen. Students are then asked to write a reaction/reflective essay.
Note: Advanced Spanish students may write their essay in Spanish.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Movie analysis: Whale Rider and Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind.
This is an original approach to both movies that will lead to essay writing activities and research about female characters and myth. There is a Pierre Grimal quote included as a starting point. Although neither of these movies are from Spanish origin, the activity is meant to stimulate writing skills and oral discussion skills in Spanish.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The child and the magic tree
It's a short story, which speaks of a small child who loves drawing, and who meets a magic tree
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K - 3rd, Staff
Mi Patrón de Autobiografía
This template contains a list of detailed questions necessary for students of all ages to use when drafting and completing their autobiographies. It will allow students in the World Language class to focus on their main aspects of their lives as they navigate through this rubric when completing their autobiographies.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Cultural Sensitivities
This article is an argument that is useful for analysis and debate.It is written from a Christian perspective.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
(Free book) The Importance of Reading to Raise the Scientific Leve
Reading is an invaluable activity that has been a cornerstone of human progress and intellectual development throughout history. It serves as a gateway to knowledge, enabling individuals to expand their horizons and raise their scientific level. In this essay, we will explore the myriad benefits of reading and how it plays a crucial role in fostering scientific curiosity, critical thinking, and innovation.1. Knowledge Acquisition: Reading is the primary means of gaining knowledge on various scie
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10th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Black History Month Art Contest
Black History Month Art Contest for school age students.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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