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Fable Writing Rubric - LC

Learning Goal: To write your own fable with a moral (lesson) featuring the success criteria outlined in the rubric

Grade levels: K-5

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Mathematics Rubric

Mathematics Rubric for classwork and homework

Grade levels: K-5

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Writing Rubric Generic

Writing Rubric 2

Grade levels: K-5

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Writing Rubric

Grade levels: K-5

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All About Me - A Short Autobiograhpy

Using prompts and sentence starters, students organized information about themselves. Students then wrote a short autobiography using the information. They were to also write about a concern they may have.

Grade levels: K-5

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Branches of Government Tree Project

Grade levels: K-5

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Water Cycle

Students had to draw and label the water cycle. They then had to draw and label the 4 types of precipitation.

Grade levels: K-5

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Letter to a Government Official

Students are required to write a letter to a government official (President of the US, Senator, or some other government official). The letter will present a problem in their community that they want changed. CCLS W.4.2

Grade levels: K-5

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Rubric for Persuasive Letter

Students required to write a persuasive letter to the president of the United States of America. The letter will ask him to bring all of the troops home.

Grade levels: K-5 6-8

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Life in the Colonial Times

Students read and reflected on the book, "If You Lived in the Colonial Times." They chose a person during the colonial times and wrote about what they did, what was life like, and their challenges.

Grade levels: K-5

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Letter About Living in the Colonial Times

Students read pg. 42-47 of "If You Lived In Colonial Times." After students imagined they spent a day with a colonial family, they wrote a letter to a friend telling them what colonial houses are like.

Grade levels: K-5

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Candy Hearts Bar Graph

Students sorted a box of heart-shaped Valentine candy. After sorting the candy, students created a bar graph to record the results of sorting the hearts.

Grade levels: K-5

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Persuasive Note - Be My Valentine

Students wrote a note to persuade someone to be their Valentine.

Grade levels: K-5

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Persuasive Writing - Be My Valentine

Students wrote a persuasive letter, convincing the person of their choice to be their Valentine.

Grade levels: K-5

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Family Tree and Traits

A rubric to assess an open ended social studies project on either the students family tree or how their family came to America.

Grade levels: K-5

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End of Unit 2 Assessment Expeditionary Learning

Students completed a Topic Expansion Graphic Organizer and wrote a paragraph explaining in what ways did Danny, the main character in "Eagle Song," think and act based on the traditional values and beliefs of the Iroquois people, even though he lives in modern times?

Grade levels: K-5

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Mid Unit 2 Assessment Expeditionary Learning

Students were to read pg. 20 of "The Iroquois", taking notes on the Topic Expansion Graphic Organizer. Then, using the notes on the Graphic Organizer, they were to write a summary.

Grade levels: K-5

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Classroom Flag w/o oral presentation

End of Unit 1 assessment for Expeditionary Learning. After researching the history of the Iroquois Confederacy, students created a classroom flag to show the ideas of peace and unity. Using the Four Square graphic organizer, they wrote a paragraph to explain how the symbols in their flag represented peace and unity.

Grade levels: K-5

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Classroom Flag

Grade levels: K-5

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Geometric Fantasy Land

Students created a design using squares, triangles, pentagons hexagons and/or rectangles. In the story, they had to include rays and line segments in their design. They then had to color the design using only 3 colors. They then wrote a fantasy story centered around the world of geometric shapes.

Grade levels: K-5

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