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1 rubric Anti-Smoking Poster Project       popup preview  
You are to design an anti-smoking poster. The poster must be a creative anti-smoking ad to attract people's attention. The poster must contain the following... -have at least three (correct) health risks associated with smoking -have at least three pressures that influence people to start or continue smoking -a catchy slogan, phrase or short poem -have at least 3 persuasive techniques to convince people that smoking is not cool

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corriewoddle
2 rubric Our Prayer for the 21st Century - Collage       popup preview  
Create a collage that effectively illustrates your lines from our shared writing of "Our Prayer For the 21st Century."

Grade levels:   6-8   Undergrad  
corriewoddle
3 rubric God's presence       popup preview  

Grade levels:   6-8   Undergrad  
corriewoddle
4 rubric Cartographer's Challenge--Design an Island       popup preview  
Island

Grade levels:   K-5   6-8  
corriewoddle
5 rubric Country Project       popup preview  
In this project students will select a country to report on. Students will report on their countries origins, population, and everyday life. Students will list different items that are associated with their country.

Grade levels:   K-5  
corriewoddle
6 rubric Cartographer's Challenge--Design an Island       popup preview  
Individual students will define landform terms from the Cartographer's Challenge project sheet prior to beginning the project. Students will develop a theme for their "island," around which they will choose and name AT LEAST 20 landforms, 6 natural resources, 5 large cities or towns, and a capital city. In addition, at least 10 items on the map should be 3-dimensional in design. Maps will also include a title, compass rose, map key, scale, and resources legend. In creating the design, students should take into consideration at what ACTUAL latitude and longitude their island would be found at, so that appropriate landforms and resources are included and in the correct locations. Once a rough draft is complete and all criteria are included, the final project poster can be completed. A verbal class presentation will be made, and neatness and timeliness of work will be evaluated.

Grade levels:   K-5   6-8  
corriewoddle


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