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Health Substance Abuse research Project

Create a poster to educate your class about a specific drug. You must include the classification of the drug, its actual name and any known street names, how it affects your body & mind, its level of addictiveness, where it is found, what it looks like, why anyone might want to take it, community resources that can provide support for health concerns relating to substance use/abuse, and personal and social effects of taking /becoming addicted to this substance.

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

students will create a poster to display the many ways that they can say 'no' to drugs... (and why)

Scientific Method: The student will be able to relate the steps in the Scientific Method and why and how each step is critical to the proper conduct of a scientific experiment.

Using the story map, create a spooky Halloween story.

Write a friendly letter to a friend or relative. Use the correct letter format.

Students fill out the animal habitat information sheet and create a box diorama of their animal or plant in its natural habitat.

Student persuasive essay that uses facts to back up their argument.

Students researched various topics connected to our unit on Canada's government and organized the information into a Powerpoint presentation.

Olympic Athlete Biography

The purpose of this project is to research and develop a detailed poster based on a country with which Canada interacts. Posters should include facts about the country’s resources/products, culture, government, religion, geography, social events, recreational pastimes, economics, and their relationship with Canada (trade, alliances, agreements, etc..).

Grade 5/6 Public speaking rubric

Readers Theater Performance Rubric

Students were asked to write a short mystery or suspense narrative story using the writing process. Components include are the beginning, ending, characters, setting, and conventions.

You will create a play based on a scene from the novel Coraline.

A descriptive paragraph paints a picture with words. Expressive language is used to engage the reader and make them see what you want them to.

Students will create their own horror/suspense short story, focusing on setting, characterization, plot, imagery, dialogue, point of view and grammar.