Examples of using Students can create in English and their translations into Polish
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Students can create and chart relevant information about any historical figures in a way that is fun and engaging.
For classes with daily computer access, students can create their board after each Silas Marner chapter.
Students can create and show a storyboard that outlines the causes of war,
In this activity, students can create a character map of the characters in Mouse and the Motorcycle.
Using the timeline storyboard, students can create a growth chart of a baby polar bear.
ask students to complete it by placing the appropriate dialogue in the text bubbles, or students can create their own from scratch.
Students could create additional examples of political changes that happened as a result of reason.
In addition, students could create a storyboard that focuses on the ship the St. Louis.
Students could create a third column of cells about the realities of China under Mao.
Students could create a second spider chart that shows how India was able to gain independence.
Here is an awesome example of what your students could create after analyzing"Letter from a Birmingham Jail.
Extended Activity For an extended activity, students could create a similar timeline storyboard for other groups that have faced long-term persecution.
Students could create a storyboard character chart of Egyptian gods
Extension Students could create an additional timeline that describes the independence movements in Africa in the 1950s and 1960s.
After each unit, students could create a new storyboard depicting the expansion by unit or decades.
Students can create their own storyboards of Derek
Students can create a storyboard capturing the narrative arc of Night with a six-cell storyboard containing the major parts of the plot diagram.
Students can create and show a storyboard that captures the concept of the Five Act Structure by making a storyboard,
For this activity, students can create their own examples of the types of angles using any of the templates in Storyboard That.
Students can create a storyboard capturing the narrative arc in a story with a six-cell storyboard containing the major parts of the plot diagram.