Create a set of trading cards for the events that led to the Revolutionary War. | Create a song or rap that describes how the colonies were changed after the war. | Pretend you are a person who just survived the most important event in the Revolutionary War. Write a journal entry describing your experience and why you felt it was the most significant. |
Create a three-dimensional timeline that includes the significant events of the Revolutionary War. | Create a PowerPoint presentation explaining each event that led up to the Revolutionary War. Include important people and dates. | Create an advertisement to attract people to the colonies after the Revolutionary War. Why should they visit? How is it different? |
Create a Venn diagram that compares the qualities of the colonies before and after the Revolutionary War. | Create a map showing significant battles of the Revolutionary War and who won each battle. | The war was caused by a series of events that built upon each other. Create a three-dimensional stacking model that shows the causes that led to the war. |
Journal Entry · Must be neatly handwritten. · At least three to five paragraphs in length. · Must relate to the topic. · Cover at least five important facts. | Song or Rap · Words must make sense. · Will be presented to an audience. · Written or typed words will be turned in before performance. · Should be at least 2 minutes in length. | Trading Cards · Includes at least 10 cards. · Each card should be at least 3” x 5”. · Each should have a colored picture. · Includes at least 3 facts on the subject of the card. · Cards must have information on both sides. · All cards must be submitted in a carrying bag. |
Advertisement · At least 8.5” x 11” · A slogan should be included · Color picture of item or service. · Include price, if appropriate · Can be developed on the computer with parent permission. | Power Point · At least 10 informational slides and one title slide with student’s name. · No more than 15 words per page. · Slides must have color and at least one graphic per page. · Animation is optional, and should not distract from information being presented. | Three Dimensional Timeline · Must be no bigger than a standard size poster board. · Should be divided into equal time units. · Must contain at least 10 important dates and have at least two sentences explaining why each date is important. · Must have a meaningful, creative object securely attached beside each date to represent that date. · Must be able to explain how each object represents each date |
Three Dimensional Stacking Model · At least 4” x 5” x 8” · Must be self standing · At least 5 events. · Stacking shapes should be thematic. · Information should be neatly written. | Map · At least 8.5” x 11” · Accurate information is included. · Includes at least 10 relevant locations. · Includes compass rose, legend, scale, and key. | Venn Diagram · At least 8.5” x 11” · Shapes should be thematic and neatly drawn. · Must have a title for the entire diagram and a title for each section. · Must have at least six items in each section of the diagram. · Name must be written on the back of the paper. |