Thanksgiving Rap or Rhyme Project
Grade Levels
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Homeschool
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Resource Type
Formats Included
Pages
8 pages
Description
A creative writing project with a Thanksgiving theme, appropriate for Middle and High School students. Great for that short week, seasonal, and still includes English concepts such as tone, organization, and rhyme scheme. Technically, a rap is a rhyme, but some students seem to find one more appealing.
A fun, creative project that has students make a Thanksgiving rap or rhyme. Includes several choices for their project as well as grading. Grading includes use of tone and organization. Includes self-reflection.
This project can be completed on poster board with images or drawings. Great for posting in the hall to share with other students. (See student samples at the end which was a cross curricular rhyme using History topics. Students would stop in the hall to read the rhymes!) Project could also be created as a PowerPoint, Prezi or other digital presentation.
This project can be completed on poster board with images or drawings. Project could also be created as a PowerPoint, Prezi or other digital presentation. See student samples at the end—one PowerPoint slide and one on holiday stationary.
Also, this can be created simply as a written or typed rap or rhyme. Separate activity sheet without the project requirements included. Also includes 3 different holiday themed stationary pages for a bit of decoration for even a written rhyme.
Contents
• Thanksgiving Rap or Rhyme Project-- this version has the requirement of making a poster, film, presentation, etc.
• Thanksgiving Rap or Rhyme Activity-- this version is for students writing or typing their rap, without making a project.
• Thanksgiving Rap or Rhyme Self-Reflection
• Student Sample Projects
• 3 different holiday themed stationary pages: turkey, leaves, and cornucopia
Like this? Check out the Literature based Rap or Rhyme Project for use with any story.
Also, check out these great activities:
Thanksgiving Themed Essay Writing Bundle
Christmas Carol (song) Literary Analysis
Movie vs. Books Comparison Activity
Image Credit: Openclipart.org
A fun, creative project that has students make a Thanksgiving rap or rhyme. Includes several choices for their project as well as grading. Grading includes use of tone and organization. Includes self-reflection.
This project can be completed on poster board with images or drawings. Great for posting in the hall to share with other students. (See student samples at the end which was a cross curricular rhyme using History topics. Students would stop in the hall to read the rhymes!) Project could also be created as a PowerPoint, Prezi or other digital presentation.
This project can be completed on poster board with images or drawings. Project could also be created as a PowerPoint, Prezi or other digital presentation. See student samples at the end—one PowerPoint slide and one on holiday stationary.
Also, this can be created simply as a written or typed rap or rhyme. Separate activity sheet without the project requirements included. Also includes 3 different holiday themed stationary pages for a bit of decoration for even a written rhyme.
Contents
• Thanksgiving Rap or Rhyme Project-- this version has the requirement of making a poster, film, presentation, etc.
• Thanksgiving Rap or Rhyme Activity-- this version is for students writing or typing their rap, without making a project.
• Thanksgiving Rap or Rhyme Self-Reflection
• Student Sample Projects
• 3 different holiday themed stationary pages: turkey, leaves, and cornucopia
Like this? Check out the Literature based Rap or Rhyme Project for use with any story.
Also, check out these great activities:
Thanksgiving Themed Essay Writing Bundle
Christmas Carol (song) Literary Analysis
Movie vs. Books Comparison Activity
Image Credit: Openclipart.org
Total Pages
8 pages
Answer Key
N/A
Teaching Duration
N/A
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