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The Experience Egypt Exhibit is a great way to get your students excited about Ancient Egypt. It combines the Ancient History content with ELA expository writing skills. This project allows for student voice and choice as well as creativity. With provided research links, grading rubric, assignment sheets and research topics, students should be able to put on a captivating exhibit to allow their families and peers to really "Experience Egypt"! Created on powerpoint with links to google documents

Forced-Copy google document handouts. Detailed description of how to make this project successful. Outlined on powerpoint. This country advocacy project was based on some of the aspects of Model U.N. I took some of the research portions of that program and then used that to pivot it into more of a creative expression project that hinges on student advocacy for change through any multi-media format they desire (not just a speech). I have broken this massive project into 5 easy to follow steps wit

While studying world cultures in social studies, it's important to learn about the religions that populate our world. This project is a mini research project that culminates in a slideshow class presentation of their work. I had my students do this project individually, but it could also be done in groups.

This project is inspired by the TV show "Shark Tank". It asks students to use what they've learned about South American countries and then dive deeply into one of the social, economic, or environmental issues present in the country of their choosing. Once they've completed their research, they put on their entrepreneurial hats and come up with a solution to that issue by creating and pitching a product of their own invention. Instructions are formatted on powerpoint. Student handout is a linked