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Go over to https://padlet.com/xx_saferagregg_xx/xigzd0tc55nd for simple yet fun crafts

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create doll clothes

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Great job Anna!

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Excellent choice of symbols Zayra!! :)

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Wonderful! :)

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Well done!

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Excellent job!

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Very interesting symbols! The illustrations were beautiful!

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Very creative Christian!

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Wonderful job!

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Wonderful job!

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Excellent job, Janely!!! It looks awesome!

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Excellent job, Janely!!! It looks awesome!

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What a beautiful sculpture garden! Great ideas Markus!

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Very creative sculpture garden Kevin! Loved the video you sent too!!

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Wonderful job with your project Erick!

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Great job Maiev! I love all of the decorations you included in your garden!

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Great job Guy!

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Beautiful job Eliana! Very creative!!

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This is the rubric I will use to grade our final one-pager reports

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Here is a sample of what a final one-pager looks like. Each one-pager will be different, especially because everybody will have a different combination of choices.

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You can submit your final project in various ways:
1. Take a picture of the final product and email it to me.
2. Follow the directions on my class dojo to scan the document using the 'notes' app in your iPhone and email it to me.
3. Use a  PDF scanner to scan it and email it to me.

Tentative due date: 4/17

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Here are two sample templates you can use!

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Ideas to make your One-Pager Stand Out! 

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Ideas to make your One-Pager Stand Out! 

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•Use borders that contain images related to the text.

•Use different fonts and colors to draw attention to various areas of your one-pager.

•Fill the entire page – no white space!

•Write neatly and make sure the writing is easy to read ... pencil may not always be the best choice!

•Recommendation: Before you begin your final draft of your one-pager, you may wish to map out a sketch of where each requirement will go and what you will include in each section. This will help you produce a much more organized and ultimately more creative one-pager!

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Attached to this post is the one-pager cheat sheet.  This document helps explain in greater detail what is expected for each choice.  Read it carefully and remember the more detailed information you put into your cheat sheet the easier the final one-pager will be!

I suggest that you DO NOT print out the entire file, however once you've selected your four choices focus on those sections pertaining to your choices. You can write your notes/ideas on a scrap piece of paper.

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Holes One-Pager Final Project Information

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Holes One-Pager Final Project Information

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Please look at the attached choice board!
-Everybody MUST do Box #1 labeled 'Get Started'.
-Other than that you must pick FOUR additional boxes to include in your final project.
-The design is up to you! But the entire paper MUST be neatly decorated, detailed and clear to read.
-You can use any piece of white paper, or look at the attached 'Templates'. Feel free to download and print out the templates BUT THAT'S NOT NECESSARY! You can create an original design for your final project.
-When we first completed the project you all picked beautiful designs, but some people did not correctly analyze their chosen components.  Remember, you should be providing text evidence and clearly explaining your reasoning.  A good rule of thumb is to write like your audience has NO knowledge about the novel.

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Ok...I guess yesterday's were too easy. I've attached a file with today's problem. REMEMBER HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY!

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What is seen in the middle of March and April that can't be seen at the beginning or end of either month?

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Using only addition, how can you use eight eights to get the number 1,000?

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Create a sculpture Garden

Hello Students! By this time you should have finished conducting all of the research on your famous women! I had hoped that we would be together in school to create the final sculpture garden but that is not the case. For the final project, you are going to need to take a look at the famous sculpture garden attached to this post! It will help you get some ideas as you move forward with creating your final project!

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All Smithsonian museums in Washington, D.C., including the National Zoo, and in New York City are temporarily closed to support the effort to contain the spread of COVID-19. We are not announcing a re-opening date at this time and will provide updates on a week-to-week basis.

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All Smithsonian museums in Washington, D.C., including the National Zoo, and in New York City are temporarily closed to support the effort to contain the spread of COVID-19. We are not announcing a re-opening date at this time and will provide updates on a week-to-week basis.

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Attached you'll find some pages you can use to help you design your sculpture garden! If you don't have a printer, don't worry! Just draw hand draw pictures of your famous women OR you could create an original sculpture that depicts something significant to your subject!
Example:
Michelle Obama: Sculpture: An open book; I would then go on to describe in my plaque how education was very important to Mrs. Obama and how she worked to improve the lives of school children across America as First Lady.

Use pages 3 and 4 to help you create your final garden and plaques.  Remember, plaques should include important information about your subject in the plaque cards!

Final Project Due: About 4/3/20
*REMEMBER IF YOU NEED MORE TIME, LET ME KNOW!!*

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Women's History Month Final Project Sample

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Women's History Month Final Project Sample

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Attached is an example of what the final 'sculpture garden' will look like.  Again, remember you can use a SYMBOL instead of a bust (term for a sculpture of a whole body).  If you choose to use a symbol, you need to explain what that symbol represents in your plaque!