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Raising Rigor: Project Based Learning- Self Guided Projects for Fast Finishers
Raising Rigor: Project Based Learning- Self Guided Projects for Fast Finishers
Raising Rigor: Project Based Learning- Self Guided Projects for Fast Finishers
Raising Rigor: Project Based Learning- Self Guided Projects for Fast Finishers
Raising Rigor: Project Based Learning- Self Guided Projects for Fast Finishers
Raising Rigor: Project Based Learning- Self Guided Projects for Fast Finishers
Raising Rigor: Project Based Learning- Self Guided Projects for Fast Finishers
Raising Rigor: Project Based Learning- Self Guided Projects for Fast Finishers
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Self Guided Inquiry Packet for High Ability Students:

Every year I seem to have 2-3 students that come into my classroom way ahead of the pack. They finish early, they know the answers to my questions, and they are very good at independent tasks. I've always desired to challenge them in the way that they deserve to be challenged, but it can be overwhelming in the midst of Common Core rigor, the needs of struggling students, and the “busy work” of being a teacher.

I designed this to be an independent self-assessing packet to push our kiddos into deeper levels of thinking. They will research, question, organize, categorize, and create products that show their learning. If you have an assistant or media specialist that is willing to assist with the check-in points, then that would be very helpful. If not, then your students should be able to navigate through this with little nudges from you here or there.

Included:

*A note to Educators

*Parent Letter

*What is the inquiry cycle?

*Inquiry Folder Cover Page (can be attached to a folder)

*Student Contract

*Brainstorming Ideas. What do you want to learn more about?

*Exploring Topics and landing one

*Reporting your background knowledge regarding your topic.

*Getting more background knowledge to springboard research.

*Graphic organizers for research

*Understanding ways we research topics.

*How do we use encyclopedias? Books? People? Websites?

*Just Right Websites

*Miscellaneous citing recording sheet.

*Interview recording sheet

*Study Trip Record sheet

*Website Logs

*Reading Log- Becoming the Expert.

*Asking Questions- what questions will you answer for your audience?

*Organize and categorize your research.

*How to select keywords “hot spot” words.

*How to “Skim and Scan” and highlight our answers.

* How can we show what we’ve learned: Creating a product and presentation.

*Revise, edit, conference with peers about your presentation.

*Create your own rubric to assess your work.

*Reflection rubric (self-evaluation)

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Raising Rigor: Project Based Learning- Self Guided Projects for Fast Finishers

LaNesha Tabb Teaches
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This bundle contains ALL of my Raising Rigor resources!That means you're getting:(Click below to see the resource)Creating Games Work It, Work Out Peer Tutoring Self-Guided Inquiry Projects Creating Songs To see some of these resources in action, please click the links below to see a full blog post:
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Description

Self Guided Inquiry Packet for High Ability Students:

Every year I seem to have 2-3 students that come into my classroom way ahead of the pack. They finish early, they know the answers to my questions, and they are very good at independent tasks. I've always desired to challenge them in the way that they deserve to be challenged, but it can be overwhelming in the midst of Common Core rigor, the needs of struggling students, and the “busy work” of being a teacher.

I designed this to be an independent self-assessing packet to push our kiddos into deeper levels of thinking. They will research, question, organize, categorize, and create products that show their learning. If you have an assistant or media specialist that is willing to assist with the check-in points, then that would be very helpful. If not, then your students should be able to navigate through this with little nudges from you here or there.

Included:

*A note to Educators

*Parent Letter

*What is the inquiry cycle?

*Inquiry Folder Cover Page (can be attached to a folder)

*Student Contract

*Brainstorming Ideas. What do you want to learn more about?

*Exploring Topics and landing one

*Reporting your background knowledge regarding your topic.

*Getting more background knowledge to springboard research.

*Graphic organizers for research

*Understanding ways we research topics.

*How do we use encyclopedias? Books? People? Websites?

*Just Right Websites

*Miscellaneous citing recording sheet.

*Interview recording sheet

*Study Trip Record sheet

*Website Logs

*Reading Log- Becoming the Expert.

*Asking Questions- what questions will you answer for your audience?

*Organize and categorize your research.

*How to select keywords “hot spot” words.

*How to “Skim and Scan” and highlight our answers.

* How can we show what we’ve learned: Creating a product and presentation.

*Revise, edit, conference with peers about your presentation.

*Create your own rubric to assess your work.

*Reflection rubric (self-evaluation)

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Rated 4.92 out of 5, based on 78 reviews
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Rated 5 out of 5
June 25, 2023
This resource was absolutely amazing, my students & I loved them! Thank you for sharing!! :)
447 reviews
Grades taught: 1st, 3rd
Student populations: Emerging bilinguals
Rated 4 out of 5
August 28, 2022
I love being able to give my fast finishers work they can use on their own.
Carey M.
155 reviews
Grades taught: 1st
Rated 5 out of 5
August 3, 2022
Great for my high achieving students!
Abby Gerike
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382 reviews
Grades taught: 2nd
Rated 5 out of 5
May 3, 2022
I use this with my students in Kindergarten who need an extra challenge. They love it!
Jessica H.
34 reviews
Grades taught: K
Rated 5 out of 5
February 23, 2022
This is a great resource!
Crystal E.
793 reviews
Grades taught: 3rd
Rated 5 out of 5
October 9, 2021
I have a few kids in my class who are reading at a fourth grade level in kindergarten and I didn't want to just stick them in the corner with a book or make them do literacy tasks that were 'kindergarten level'. This was perfect because they can complete the activities on their own and still get to read, which they love to do! It's been awesome listening to them share with me what they have been investigating and learning!
Rachel Langley
(TPT Seller)
718 reviews
Grades taught: K
Rated 5 out of 5
August 29, 2021
I used this packet as a guide to help my highest students complete independent study projects. It has some nice forms to help them stay organized and to stay on track.
Christine W.
83 reviews
Grades taught: 2nd
Rated 5 out of 5
August 27, 2021
amazing!
294 reviews
Grades taught: 2nd

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