Python Coding Rubric

Current Event & U. S. History Connection Activity Rubric

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Looking for a meaningful way to connect today's world to your U.S. History curriculum? This Current Event & U.S. History Connection Activity helps students think critically, make real-world connections, and deepen their understanding of historical themes - all while engaging with current news. This ready-to-use resource guides students through analyzing a modern news even and linking it to past U.S. history topics such as government policy, civil rights, economic issues, or foreign affairs. Per

6th - 12th

Creative Writing, U.S. History, Writing

Business Proposal Rubric - Editable Rubric for Business Class or English

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Cynthia Dickerson

Business Proposal Rubric - Editable Rubric for Business Class: This grading rubric is for a business proposal, complete with timeline and budget sheet. It is an editable file for Microsoft Publisher. Get free credit for future TPT purchases! Click on your username, then “My Purchases” in the upper right corner. Click on the product you bought, and scroll to the bottom to leave feedback. You will get free credit towards future TPT purchases! Please follow my store by clicking the star b

9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Business, English Language Arts

LEADERSHIP: How to become a leader in school & for AVID, Student Council, Clubs

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Siri S Business

Leadership is a set of behaviors and mindsets that help people work together to achieve goals and adjust to change. Many students aren't quite sure how to proceed as a good leader. This lesson is great for AVID (FUN Friday or a general lesson), Student Council, Class Officers, or Club leaders. During the 3-plus days, you will not need to prep as the slide show prompts great COSTA questioning techniques to hook, engage, and generate class discussions to help your classroom community or small g

7th - 12th

Business

Passport - Immigration Unit

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Rockin Teacher Materials by Hilary Lewis

At the end of our immigration unit, we had a simulation of the journey through Ellis Island. The students created a character from a country of their choosing and pretended they were coming to America. The kids carried their baggage and passport with them as they traveled. As they visited the various inspection areas, they received a stamp on the back of their passport. This file includes a color and black and white version. Welcome to America! Thanks! Hilary Lewis Check out my blog!Follow me on

3rd - 5th

Social Studies, U.S. History