Showing posts with label samples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label samples. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Project Outline for the upcoming project "What is with that guy? Diagnosing Patient Susan" Science Project

Students will begin working on diagnosing "Patient Susan", a sick patient who came to the Room 28 clinic with some serious complaints.

Here is the project planner we will be using to guide our process for creating a differential diagnosis to cure what ails this needy patient!

(Note to teachers: this is the handout students receive to help them understand the expectations of the project. Rubrics will follow in the coming days.) Project Outline_Differential Diagnosis

Friday, January 6, 2012

Taking a Stand: Supporting Teacher-Created Documents for the Project

Report/ Proposal Template This template was used to help guide students in the writing of their reports & proposals. The frame came from Report Proposal Template PDF Summary & Reflection Document While there has been much informal reflection in class, this document was created to help them capture and catalog their project experience. Final drafts will be posted on melrosestars28.blogspot.com as soon as they are available! Summary & Reflection for Taking a Stand

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Saturday, May 14, 2011

"Seeing the Work" Student Samples: Expert Books

This slideshow has two outstanding student samples of Expert Books. At the end of each sample, there is the sticky note with student critique. Be sure to check out the ways in which the students of room 28 give critique to each other!



Writing Samples From 5th grade Expert Books





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Expert Books from 2nd Grade

Expert Book Writing Samples from 2nd Grade

"Seeing the Work" Narrative Writing Sample Documents

Writing Planning Page: Autobiographical Map/ Narrative Sample


Writing Planning Page Overview: Autobiographical Map/ Narrative Sample



Friday, May 6, 2011

Project Planner Sample: Who Am I? Exploring Identity Through Art

Be sure to check out the students' work on our classroom blog,

Project Planner Sample: Memory Box

My very first project: Memory Box.
Use this project planner to guide you in what your projects might look like.

The final two pages of the document are what students receive to help them design & create their projects.