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- A lesson called Party Talk that involves pre-writing and writing
- An idea to create a Story by multiple students (Chain Writing)
- Here's an idea to encourage Writing Compositions
- This 5 Step Writing Program is aimed at Building Confidence
- This is an interesting lesson on essay writing involving a Beach Umbrella
- Another kinesthetic approach lesson, this one for writing essay conclusions
- In this lesson, students write a comparative essay from the perspective of a food critic
- Here's a large and in-depth unit on Writing About The Holocaust:
- Students create a Newspaper on Computers in this lesson on Typing, Writing, and Reporting
- An idea for Writing a News Story and taking on the role of Reporters
- This lesson uses OREOs to teach response writing
- Here's a lesson for Writing Personal Narratives and using Concept Maps
- Students Research about others and Write Biography Poems in this lesson idea
- A Writing idea for Designing a Magazine
- Here is a good beginning-of-the-year lesson for introducing essay structure
- Take a fashion-forward approach to outlining with this engaging lesson
- Click here if you're tired of hearing the excuse, "But I didn't know I was plagiarizing!"
- Students write and follow directions to assemble simple puzzles in this lesson
- Here is an end-of-year bulletin board autograph idea
- This lesson uses quarters to inspire response writing
- This is a great modeling lesson for writing expository intros and conclusions
- Here is an excellent expository writing plan that models body paragraphs
- This problem solving writing prompt was inspired by an Action Maze website
- In this Writer's Workshop lesson, students keep fictional journals on the discovery of King Tut's tomb
- Writing Greeting Card quotes for fun or profit is a motivating creative writing activity
- This conflict resolution lesson teaches Mediate, Don't Instigate
- In this newspaper lesson, students learn how to use photographs and visual design to convey messages
- In this interview idea, students learn about classmates while working on writing and oral presentation skills
- This kinesthetic activity is great for introducing expository and process writing
- After reviewing You are Special, students create and write about a "just like me" marionette
- The question "Does background music affect your writing?" is answered here
- Tinker Toys and digital cameras are used in this direction writing exercise
- Writing every related word that comes to mind is what this activity is all about
- Here The Three Little Pigs teach personification
- You can create "Proofreading Pandemonium" with this fun kinesthetic activity
- In this lesson, students write a mock television interview from a pet's perspective
- This beginning-of-the-year "ME Box" idea helps students focus their writing
- In "Writer's Puzzle," the student composes an essay with a beginning, middle, and end piece.
- In this lesson, students will use word referents to enhance word choice and enrich vocabulary
- Here students add a sentence to the character development paragraph in front of them, and then switch chairs
- This lesson contains the requirements, procedures, and rubrics for creating a book or a magazine
- This personal narrative prelude lesson is on voice and topic selection
- This is a lesson on summarizing
- This lesson stresses support and elaboration in writing well-developed character trait paragraphs
- This lesson teaches self-editing techniques
- Here students learn to recognize the writing trait of "voice" in books, music and art
- In this writing exercise, students create a Memory-A-Day box as a gift for someone special
- When I Was Young in the Mountains by Cynthia Rylant is used here to model descriptive writing
- This is an idea for a class "Acts of Kindness" show-and-tell collage
- Students create a newspaper about their most admired person in these Writing Workshop activities
- Students create a topic specific newspaper here using a template
- This is a program for writing and illustrating a hardbound class book
Other / Multiple Topics:
Art Connections:
- A good Halloween idea called Monsters, Ghosts, and Other Things That Go BOO
- This is an interesting sculpture lesson on silence - expressing without words
- Here is an art history lesson on Byzantine art and architecture
- This is an idea for a lesson on the art of bookmaking
- Here's a lesson on mythology dioramas and set design as a career
- Make a class puzzle here
- These "Me" collages are great for getting to know classmates
- This outstanding 3-week multi-discipline fresco art unit features lessons on painters, symmetry, pigment, color wheel, primary colors, Italian Renaissance, solutions, chromatography, molecules, and atoms; plus a good museum education bibliography.
- Students study masters of surrealism and create surrealist computer art cubes in this two-week lesson
- In this get-to-know-you idea, students create a self-portrait collage with their favorite things
- This self-reflection art and writing project creates a stunning classroom display
- In this "Write Like An Egyptian" idea, students draw a short story using their own hieroglyphics
- This is an integrated Aboriginal dot painting lesson plan
- In this lesson on the joys of giving, kids make fragrant bath salts to give as gifts for Christmas and other occasions
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- This lesson is on Black History Month
- An interesting unit on the Colonization of Australia (invasion or settlement?):
- This idea involves Research, Writing and creating a Time Capsule covering the 20th Century
- Here are some Worksheet ideas to be used before beginning a lesson
- This lesson plan is on Pioneer Life
- Here is a lesson plan on Navajo Pottery and Culture
- This lesson is for creating a PowerPoint Presentation on the Revolutionary War
- Here's a lesson on Decoding Braille
- This lesson on Tribes and Colonists involves a lot of student Research and develops Reading and Writing Skills
- Chief Seattle's Letter and Ecosystems are the topics in this great lesson
- Titled "This Is Your Life," this lesson involves a Family Tree, Interviewing, Childhood Treasures, and Writing
- In this lesson students create model Native American Homes
- Students create a "Tribal Fact Book" in this Native American lesson plan
- Students develop Indian Chief Biographies and Presentations in this lesson
- A Native American lesson on Indian Chiefs that uses Venn Diagrams
- In this lesson on Cesar Chavez students make a (paper) Quilt to express their knowledge
- This lesson looks at how a Bill Becomes Law
- Here are some Instructional Ideas using "Super Pop-Up Reports for American History"
- Below you will find Selected Lessons from a Unit on the Civil War:
- This lesson looks at Black History in Western Expansion in America
- "Role Playing for Empathy" teaches about other Cultures and Writing Plays as well
- Here are several good ideas for a unit on the Trail of Tears
- Here's a great Community Thematic Unit:
- A great unit on Johnstown
- Here's an idea that will help get students excited about geography
- In this lesson, students learn about Columbus Day from two perspectives
- Teach about different countries and cultures with this must-have compilation of creative ideas
- Posing as 1788 journalists, students create a newpaper front page to share their viewpoints on the ratification of the constitution
- This multidisciplinary lesson has students discover the geography and cultural history of an area while creating a travel journal on a budget
- After reading the book "Lyddie", "Coalition Groups" will create a journal and petition for reforming current fabric mill working conditions
- In this lesson, students write a researched animal abuse stance paragraph after reading 'Shiloh Season'
- This is an outstanding differentiated learning project about Ancient Egypt
- To demonstrate their Civil War knowledge, students write a diary entry or letter from the period in this lesson
- Here's an election year idea: students watch and critique televised candidate debates and then hold their own
- If you are looking for multi-disciplinary project ideas for an 1850s Westward Expansion/Oregon Trail unit, click here
- Students report on one of the five U.S. land regions in this well-developed lesson
- An immigrant group's "culture capsule" is created in this multidisciplinary lesson
- Here student "Sports Illustrated" reporters tour the U.S. and its National Parks following their team
- This Rosa Parks history lesson incorporates reading comprehension as well
- Students will create a picture book biography in this thorough 7-day unit
- The Greek creation myth and its timeline is presented here
- This three-generation history of travel lesson includes multidisciplinary enrichment activities
- This is an African-American history research scavenger hunt
- This lesson teaches students the value of getting along with people they do not know
- This is a lesson on the modern effects of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
- This is the study guide for the Karma Tycoon On-Line Video Strategy Game sponsored by Do Something, JPMorgan Chase and 9MMEDIA.
In this free and popular social entrepreneurship game, kids help their communities and learn financial responsibility running their own U.S. nonprofit organizations.
- Unit Introduction
- About Us
- Karma Tycoon Program Description
- Learning Goals and Links to Classroom Learning
- How to Play Karma Tycoon
- Vocabulary
- Cities and Nonprofit Data
- Pre-Game Lesson Plan 1 - What Is a Nonprofit Organization?
- Pre-Game Lesson Plan 2 - City and Nonprofit Internet Learning Hunt
- Pre-Game Lesson Plan 3 - The Importance of Managing Your Finances
- Post-Game Lesson Plan 1 - Devising a Budget for Your Nonprofit
- This Ballou High School Band Documentary Film Unit challenges students to improve their schools and community and to consider education as a civil right
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Students create a medieval crusade journal here after reading "Queen Eleanor: Independent Spirit of the Medieval
World"
- This Black History Month unit idea is based on the novel "The Watsons Go To Birmingham"
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