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Biography of a noteworthy jazz or classical performer of your main instrument .Biography should include important details of figures life and the contributions he/she made during his/her life. The biography will be written on this person including Personal information, qualities, and contributions. This biography needs at least 1 page, a photo, and a video or audio hyperlink.

This is a rubric for grading a brochure or flyer about recruiting for band. Requirements: 1. Full color printout. 2. One call-out quote by YOU that states why band has been important to you. 3. Research based reasons for students to be in band. 4. Must target students and parents of middle and lower school aged students.

Create a parody to share with your class. Either individually or with a partner, choose a Holiday song to parody. You will want to parody the rhyme scheme and the rhythm.

Create your own talk show. Each student must play the role of a guest or host (interviewer) producing and discussing relevant topics.

Cross-Curricular Project: Hiragana characters (Japanese), Woodburning (Art), Proportions/Scale Factor (Algebra 1)

Family Budget - Monthly Budget Spreadsheet & PowerPoint

Students are planning a 5 day road trip across the United States.

Make a PSA Poster to educate teens about the responsibilities of manging a checking account.

Students will create project using guidelines given in class.

Data Analysis project for Algebra 1 classes.

A rubric designed to set clear expectations on how a Math review packet should be completed

Application of Procedures

Ms. Cox Weekly Student Participation Report

Used to rate peers following work on a collaborative project.

Use this rubric while writing your Math Reflections. Your reflections will be graded using this rubric.

Monthly Budget Spreadsheet & Presentation PowerPoint

Students will view a series of personal finance videos and respond with a three paragraph essay. The first paragraph is a summary of the video and the subject's personal finance philosophy. The second paragraph is the student's opinion or reaction to the video. The third paragraph must relate the content to what we are learning in consumer math.

What should be on your poster before you present it to the class