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Board Game Procedure & Game Board

Build a game from scratch. Include the procedure for playing the game as well as the board, counters and any other items that will be needed to play the game.

Grade levels: K-5

LMaritz

Adaptations: Save the Planet

Students will create an annotated drawing of a newly adapted living thing from the planet Adaptatron. The drawing will be A4 size and be coloured using pencils or textas.

Grade levels: K-5

LMaritz

Desert Animal Creation

Grade levels: K-5

LMaritz

Australian Gold Rush

You will write either a detailed journal entry or a series of letters home to your family telling them about your life on the goldfields. You must include very specific information that is taken from your research. You should include maps, drawings etc in your project. You must include your data charts which include correct referencing.

Grade levels: K-5

LMaritz

Bushranger Information Report

Grade levels: K-5

LMaritz

Advertisment for a breakfast cereal

Make an Advertisement for your favorite cereal. It should be on the back of the rubric. The advertisement should include a catchy headline, be neat, be attractive, and be written by the student. The advertisement should be colorful and have no misspelled words. It should include 3 facts about the the cereal that would persuade someone to buy the product.

Grade levels: K-5

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Healthy Cereal Advertisement

The students are creating a poster representing an advertisement for healthy food choices. We have discussed in Health the advertisements that we have seen on the internet and we have annalyzed the different ways they try to grab our attention. We concluded that sometimes cereal advertisements might be deceptive.

Grade levels: K-5

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Term 3 Collages

After creating a collage students will be assessed on 4 different aspects: (1) Collage, (2) Elements of Design, (3) Craftsmanship, (4) Student Engagement

Grade levels: K-5 6-8