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Students will create a poem for Black History by selecting Famous African Americans, African events and/or places that begin with the letters of their first name

Venn Diagram/Cutting and Pasting. The students are to use a Venn Diagram to compare and contrast the main characters of the folktales Tom Thumb and Thumbelina. The students will cut and paste relevant phrases relating to the characters.

This rubric will be used to assess students ability to write a list of words that tell what they are thankful for

Students will present a project with 100 of their favorite items. It can be 100 of the same items or can be split into different groups that add up to 100.

Students will research an influential African American and use the information to complete the biography template.

Students will create a model of a human skeleton using Q-tips, glue, black construction paper, skull and picture. Students will use facts learned from the Human Body Unit to write one fact about bones.

Students will create a model of a human skeleton using Q-tips, glue, black construction paper, skull and picture. Students will use facts learned from the Human Body Unit to write one fact about bones.

This rubric will grade sequence paragraphs. Focus: proper capitalization, end marks, paragraph form, sequence/time-order words, and rich/vivid details.

Students required to write a persuasive letter to Ms. Dargan. The letter will persuade Ms. Dargan to come to their home to share their family's Christmas tradition.

After a Realistic-Fiction read aloud, and modeling and demonstration, the student will be able to say and then write a complete sentence about his/her favorite attribute. Teaching will focus on verbalizing a complete thought, trying to form each letter correctly, space between each word in the sentence, starting the sentence with a capital letter, and ending the sentence with a period. Students are expected to be able to read their sentence aloud while tracking their words.

Each presenter will explain his/her 100th Day Poster Project by explaining the design, inspiration, materials and support provided to complete poster. Presenter will answer questions asked by audience.

Research primary resources to Build and Present Knowledge Of Black History Conduct short research project that builds knowledge through investigation of different aspects of a topic. Behavior: Using a primary resource to do research on Black History and will produce an informational writing passage to communicate effectively to the reader.

Create a collection of 100 items and display them in a unique and creative way. Be prepared to present it to the class.

This rubric will be used to assess students ability to write facts about the Nile River.

Venn Diagram/Cutting and Pasting. The students are to use a Venn Diagram to compare and contrast the main characters of the folktales Tom Thumb and Thumbelina. The students will cut and paste relevant phrases relating to the characters.

Oral presentation of the Human Body ELA Unit

In clinical groups, students will present a complete overview of the assigned chronic disease. You are assigned to present a client from one of the four clinical areas for your Grand Rounds Presentation. This is a client that you may select independently while on a clinical rotation. You will need to have two forms of media in your presentation. These can be powerpoint presentations, models of anatomy, brochures that you design, or posters that you made. The Nursing Resource Center may also prove helpful in providing equipment for your presentation. If you choose to use powerpoint, it is essential that you test your program on a college classroom computer system prior to the day of presentation to ensure that it works as you have designed. All presentations will include a question and answer portion which involves your fellow classmates.

This rubric will be used to assess students ability to write facts about the skeletal system.

students had to write a review about a book that they read. The review had to include the book title, author, genre, and a one sentence summary