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1 rubric Change Poster       popup preview  
Students will draw a change poster. I am emphasizing color, labeling, accuracy, neatness, details,

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2 rubric Time Traveller       popup preview  
The student takes on the role of a time traveller. The student's audience are historians and archeologists. Like other travellers, our student is writing in a personal journal which will be published when he/she returns. Topic is: What did you witness during your visit to the Incan Empire?

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3 rubric George Washington Carver       popup preview  
Who, What, When, Where, and Why. Why important?

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4 rubric Plants Unit       popup preview  

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5 rubric Why learn a language?       popup preview  
What are the advantages to learning and ultimately using another language? Why is it important to learn another language. What gains can be attained?

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6 rubric Questions and Answers for Mary Alice       popup preview  
The writer interviews Mary Alice and also writes her answers. 20 questions are required.

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7 rubric Reading Group Behavior Rubric       popup preview  
This Rubric has been devised by the class to create the most beneficial literacy time for optimal learning.

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8 rubric Teacher/Student Journal Writing       popup preview  

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9 rubric World in 1492 PowerPoint Presentations       popup preview  
Groups of 3-4 students will develop a powerpoint presentation about the culture they study in depth. Students will be assessed on how well they do working in their groups and how well they do in their given roles (leader/researcher, technologist, researcher). In the powerpoint they need to provide maps, and facts about their selected ancient civilization. They also need to provide visual representations of the signs of civilizations.

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