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(when studying the time period when Texas was its' own independent country) Teams create their own country:
What would your constitution say? What would your flag look like? What national birds or plants would you have? Would you tax your citizens? - this turned into weeks of presentations from students - some created models of their capitol building, posters, etc.

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Put themselves in a picture of themselves on the moon

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Put themselves in a picture of themselves on the moon

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*write letters to astronaut
*create a 3D model of them on the moon
* Flag for the moon
* Take a picture with technology of the moon add facts
* KWL chart
* Skit of their visit to the moon

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Voting-
Create a graph of areas in the city for voting in low voting
*convince them to vote
Letter to the city to offer services for those people in low voting areas to be able to vote.

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-Film at weather report.
-Design a weather sock
- Discuss and explain instruments and directions
-Create a brochure/poster weather safety

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Ways to cool off especially with Texas heat and the power grid problems

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Ways to cool off especially with Texas heat and the power grid problems

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*Come up with materials
*create a model
*present it

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- set clear expectations for students who finish math centers early: they are to create math problems! based on their choice of any math concepts they have learned so far. (great way to spiral concepts) *give sentence starters to students who may need them in either language of instruction.
Bonus: have them put the problem on a poster to see if their classmates can solve.

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Parts of a plant that we eat.
Have students put on a paper the different veggies, teacher brought, and explain what part of a plant they are.

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Social Studies 1-3rd -     Solving a School Community Problem 

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Social Studies 1-3rd -     Solving a School Community Problem 

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-Read Maybe Something Beautiful by Isabel Campoy
-Brainstorm to identify a problem in the school community (Physical problem or a social problem)
-Brainstorm possible solutions
-Choose one solution to the problem
-Choose a format to present the problem and the possible solution
-Present the problem and solution to the intended audience.

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Social Studies- Native Americans - Donald and Darrell 

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Social Studies- Native Americans - Donald and Darrell 

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Research Native American Tribes.
Pick one they researched.
They will use the information about characteristics, culture, food , and Shelter.
Create a creative Mandalas

Create story how to prepare a meal on the back on Mandalas

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Draw the plant cycle; "I am a Plant" poem template or using The Important Book about a plant or a seed; watch a video on plants, take notes, and retell their learning to a partner. Create a song about seedlings or presentation; act out the life of a plant, make a video