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Other (social studies) posters for Microsoft Word
Erik Erikson Stages of Development Project
According to Erikson, each person must navigate through a series of interrelated stages in their life cycle. The key idea in Erikson's theory is that every individual will face a conflict at each stage, which may or may not be successfully resolved.
In this project, students will be researching one of Erik Erikson’s Stages of Development and creating a poster. Upon completion of this project, students will give a presentation on your stage.
Included is an instruction handout and grading sheet
Grades:
7th - 12th
Create Your Own Map! Project & Rubric
In this project students get to become Map Makers! They use their knowledge of Maps to create their own unique map. Included in this product is a "Creating a Map: Rubric", a "Map Brainstorming & Planning Sheet", project directions for students to follow, and photos of students' work to use as a guide/example. This product was made in a Microsoft Word document and is easy to edit in order to meet your individual classroom needs. 5 Essentials of a map include (in no particular order):1. Title
Grades:
4th - 7th
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13 Colonies Poster Project
Includes are the directions AND grading rubric for a poster project I did with my 8th grade. It's very involved and I've made it a word document download so that you can modify as needed. A great way to assess learning/use as a summative assignment!
Grades:
6th - 8th
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American Revolution Propaganda Poster Project
This project is designed to go with the events/causes leading up to the American Revolution. Along with the directions is a rubric I designed that was formed for this project. The students are to design a creative propaganda poster depicting one of the key events/causes of the American Revolution to try and persuade an audience of what occurred. Use your knowledge of propaganda during the Revolution to assist you in explaining this to the students.
Grades:
5th - 11th
History of Medicine - Timeline Project
This timeline project can be done as a poster, ppt, or interactive timeline.Rubric and Topic Ideas included.Objective: Describe the early days of medicine, discuss various countries contributions to ancient medicine, and explain modern day technology.Directions: You and a partner will be assigned a specific time period during the early days of medicine to research. You will also be given a physician/scientist to research. This information will be used to create a timeline.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Greek Mythology Group Poster Project and Oral Presentation
There are so many Greek gods, goddessess, heros, and monsters. Rather than memorize them all — and then promptly forget them — I would rather students become experts in one, and share their knowledge with their peers. This assignment has students delve deeply into one of forty-five ancient Greek mythological figures and then present their findings to the class by way of a poster and oral presentation.Students, working in groups, will be assigned by Zeus himself, from up on high on Mount Olymp
Grades:
7th - 9th
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Cosmetology Academy Award Project
Take advantage of the excitement surrounding the Academy Awards. The Cosmetology Academy Award Project gives you a detail outline for students to follow. The project includes directions for a written paper, a poster presentation, and a guideline for mannequin completion. All you will need to do is to assign the specific actresses and movies. It is ready to roll!
Grades:
10th - 12th, Adult Education
AP World History Unit 5 Concept Map Project
This is a project that students can do at home. I designed it to minimize cheating and to mimic the way the brain makes connections. My students have really liked doing concept maps and I have noticed an increase in their unit test scores since I have been using them.This is a guided concept map. The framework is provided so they will make sure to have the major nodes needed for the Unit. They make connections, provide specific historical evidence, color code for HTS, and annotate key terms.
Grades:
10th
AP World History Modern: Unit 6 Concept Map Project
Engage in a creative and insightful exploration of the Industrial Era with our AP World History Unit 6 Concept Mapping Project. Designed for high school students, this independent assignment offers a deep dive into the complexities of industrialization from 1750 to 1900, covering key themes like global economic shifts, state expansion, and societal responses. Students will enhance their critical thinking and research skills while visually connecting historical concepts, making learning both inte
Grades:
10th
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Wall-E Re-Storation Overpopulation Pollution Project - Editable
This project was designed to meet part of the C3 framework for Social Studies. After watching the movie Wall-E, and filling out the movie guide, students worked on this project. It is a great way to bring together population, climate change, and environmental sections in World Geography. This document is editable.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Civil War Major Figures Baseball Card Mini-Project (Example included!)
In this assignment, which I have assigned to both 8th graders and 11th graders in United States history classes, students will research and analyze important figures of the United States Civil War by making a "baseball card" with a common index card.Included:An editable document with an introduction, instructions, and a chart with 40 important Civil War figures for students to choose from. This chart is organized into five categories: Northern leaders, Southern leaders, politicians/people of int
Grades:
8th - 11th
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Psychology Cumulative Project - Create a School
This cumulative project for psychology has students designing schools that utilize information they've learned over the term, then creating a presentation for a school choice fair. This iteration of the project asks students to include information on motivation, stress, memory, learning, group dynamics, and the human brain, but can be adapted to include other topics as well. The six-page documents includes a project description, rubric, and group discussion sheet to get students started. The pro
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
APA Guide for Teachers and Students
This file is an APA guide written in the form of an essay. It includes detailed information on formatting, citations, and referencing. The guide contains all of the recent APA updates as well as detailed information on using electronic sources. This guide has been vetted by experienced teachers in the Durham District School Board, and it has been used successfully to help teach students proper manuscript formatting and academic integrity.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Is the Myth of the Nuclear Family dead or alive project and debate
Intended for AICE Sociology but can be used for regular Sociology. This project is a poster and a debate. It takes about 5 days to get through. First students will create a poster and then will debate if the nuclear family is alive or dead. They do not get a choice in what they get, they draw from a cup. I have some articles that can be found online, but if you would like them, you can email me samantha.ralyea50@outlook.com
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Map, New York, 5 Boroughs
Each page of this document includes a map of NY with a variety of places highlights:
- 5 Boroughs
- Hudson River
- East River
- Atlantic Ocean
Great for labeling student tables for a unit and/or handing out to study maps.
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education
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America and Texas Symbols test {large pictures of each included}
This is a test for Texas and American symbos. This includes...
-Test
-Answer Key
-American Symbols enlarged to print out for a poster for American Symbols
-Texas Symbols enlarged to print out for a poster for Texas Symbols
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Introduction to Psychology Brain Disease/Disorder Research Poster Project
This project was created for an Introduction to Psychology course, though could be used in a health or other science course as well. In this bundle, you will receive an assignment overview page (requirements page), a research question page for students to use when researching their specific brain disease or disorder, a rubric and a list of brain disorders/diseases to choose from. Students will be guided to explore their chosen brain disease/disorder and create a poster project (Canva is listed
Grades:
9th - 12th
Prohibition Assignment
This assignment will allow students to show their knowledge of 1920's prohibition. Rubric Included.
Grades:
8th - 10th
How to Create a Map Project: Activity to Connect Students through Maps
Use the guidelines and the example to help students create maps that tell the story of themselves. Be sure to cover the key terms before you have them create the maps. Their "My Map of Me" project is intended to help them establish connections with other students in class while learning basic map skills such as: using a compass rose to show the cardinal directions, working with scale, and creating and reading map keys. The lesson can be accompanied with a write up that answers the question: "How
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Timeline of My Life
Students must create a timeline of their lives. This comes with a rubric!
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
Harlem Renaissance Poster Project (African American/US History)
This assignment includes:
1. Student instructions for completing the project
2. A list of 26 personalities associated with the Harlem Renaissance
3. Suggested research questions for completing the project
4. Suggested websites (with links) for completing the research
5. Rubric for Creativity, Artistic Appeal, Content and Quality of Writing
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
I CAN Social Studies Checklist-Unit 1 for 4th Grade-Georgia
A checklist designed to meet the Georgia State Standards for 4th grade and aligns with the Common Core Curriculum.
It includes Unit 1- Using Connecting Themes in 4th Grade Social Studies EU K-5 and the corresponding strands of: Beliefs and Ideals, Conflict and Change, and Distribution of Power
8 pages total
It can also be used as a poster in the classroom or as a student driven self assessment sheet that would fit into their interactive notebook.
Grades:
4th
Analyzing a Primary Source-HIPE
ALIGNED TO THE NEW GLOBAL HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY II REGENTSThis quick tool can be used to help students read a document and think more like historians do.It utilizes some of the skills from Stanford History Education Group (SHEG) such as sourcing and contextualization. It is not meant to fully replace all of the Readig Like a Historian skills but provides an easy to remember phrase (HIPE, like "Let's hipe up this document!").This can help students remember the basics about reading a document and
Grades:
9th - 10th
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Imperial Russia, Opposition to the Tsar (Nicholas II)
Students will research the opposition the Tsar faced prior to the 1905 Russian Revolution. They will then create a propaganda poster for one of the assigned opposition groups.
Great group project/ student centered assignment.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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