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Autobiographical Narrative

Using a graphic organizer, you will be writing a narrative about yourself. It will include an introduction, your memoir event, two other specific events, and a conclusion. After completing the writing process, your narrative will be typed and posted on your Art Portfolio Google Site.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Compare & Contrasting Paragraph

You will compare & contrast The Lorax (the book) with The Lorax (the movie) as seen in class. Then you will write two paragraphs, one to compare & one to contrast.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Book Study: Theme Presentation

You will create a Google presentation about one of your reading books. The presentation will be about 3 possible themes for the book, including a book reference, a fact statement, and your opinion sentence.

Grade levels: 6-8

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7th Grade Portfolio Evaluation-3rd quarter 2013

The listed pages must be represented in your Power Point for maximum points.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Researched Animal Story

You will research new facts about an animal, type an MLA works cited page, and then use the facts in your own story.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Interview/Writing an American Dream

Interview a family member, friend, or neighbor asking them about their American Dream. You should use a tape recorder or write notes during the interview. Then write the introduction and the conversation similar to the example shown. You may rearrange the conversation in your writing or take out parts that are off topic.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Book Talk

Choose one of the books you read this quarter. It must be one you have completed. Write the information required neatly in outline form (except the summary) on index cards. Hand these cards in on the day of your presentation. Be prepared to share the information with your class. Dates will be assigned to share.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Conflict Resolution Poster

Create a poster that illustrates how conflict can be resolved. The images may be printed from online sources, hand drawn, or newspaper/magazine cut outs. Write a theme or caption to include on the poster.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Life Map Writing Assignment

Choose one event from your life map. Write a true story about that event showing how it is an important part of your life.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Bio Bag (Biography)

Bring in items or pictures of items that tell something about yourself. Be prepared to tell the class why each item is important or what it means to you. They should reflect your personality and interests.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Critiqued Photograph

You will share your best photograph with the class, telling why it is good & what you could have done differently.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Outlined Story-6th period

You will outline your original story.Then you will write a rough draft on a Google Doc, share it with a classmate for proofing, and submit a final draft of your story to hartingbl@gmail.com.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Outlined Story

You will outline an original story on the Plot Line Summary worksheet. Then you will write a rough draft on a Google Doc, share it with a classmate for proofing, and submit a final draft of your story to hartingbl@gmail.com.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Dogsong Writing

You will write your song like Russel wrote his at the end of the book Dogsong.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Peru Adventure

1. You will read Mrs. Harting's blog at http://hartingperu2014.blogspot.com/ every school day at the beginning of class or outside of class. 2. With your partner or by yourself, you will write an appropriate question and email it to hartingbl@gmail.com every school day. 3. With your partner or by yourself, you will create something to share with the class on Friday, March 21 about what you learned from this adventure.

Grade levels: 6-8

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8th Grade Portfolio

Your record of required items from your 8th grade year.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Out of the Dust Symbol

You will use the symbol assigned to you for this activity. Create a representation of your symbol using paper and art supplies. Then write what your symbol stands for and why by relating it to the story. Compare the symbol to something similar and something different in our world today.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Tom Sawyer Project

You will choose one theme from Tom Sawyer: friendship, imagination, or truth/falsehood. Then you will locate five examples of your one theme from the book The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Your end product is to create a power point that shares these five examples and then compares the examples to real life situations.

Grade levels: 6-8

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Voices of the Resistance

Create a visual to recruit citizens to join the Resistance. Write a catch phrase and two or more paragraphs to convince the common citizen that they must help Jewish citizens from being captured or killed. This visual may be a poster, or a power point slide.

Grade levels: 6-8

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8th Grade Year Research Project

You will choose a year that will answer the question, "Why is (your year) the most important year in American history? Individual deadlines and a final deadline will be given as the roject progresses.

Grade levels: 6-8

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