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For an extended activity, students will create a storyboard that focuses on a specific individual
Students will create a storyboard that represents the experiences of an individual who lived during the Slave Trade.
Students will create a timeline that represents the major events before,
In this activity, students will create different examples of fraction sets by creating equal groups of simple shapes
Students will create a timeline that represents the major events that have occurred throughout the rich history of the United States Congress.
Finally, students will create a visualization of the Supreme Court's ruling
In this activity, students will create a traditional storyboard that represents the experience of a victim of the Holocaust.
In this activity, students will create a storyboard grid that compares
Students will create a Frayer Model that visualizes a bill
Students will create a grid storyboard to organize their thoughts on the numerous impacts of the drought on the environment and community.
For this activity, students will create a T-Chart that compares
For an extended activity, students will create a T-Chart that summarizes a famous criminal
Students will create a spider map storyboard that explains the changes created by the French Revolution.
Students will create a synergy between the global strategy of the company
In this activity, students will create a timeline representing the events leading up to,
In the process, students will create content for both print
Students will create a Spider Map that represents four of the roles of the President of the United States of America.
In this activity, students will create a timeline that highlights the development of anti-semitism in Europe.
In this activity, students will create a spider map that represents the basic elements of the Slave Trade.
Students will create a T-Chart in which on the left side there is a scene where clearly a common classroom item is missing or needed.