World History: Final Project

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World History: Final Project Unit Seven: Presentations

Group Project: Chapters 19 & 20 Presentations In groups, you will create a presentation detailing a section from Chapters 19 and 20. Your presentation will be used to convey the textbook’s information to your peers, as well as teach them about the peoples and cultures you have studied. The groups will do this by developing lesson plans and creating a short work sheet/activity that will be assigned with your presentation. You will need to make your presentations lively, informative, and interesting so that your “students” will be ready for a Unit Test at the conclusion of the presentations.

Group Project: Chapters 19 & 20 Presentations Requirements A simple typed outline of all the information you will include in your presentation One original outline per group member A Typed Lesson Plan A Link or Copy of your Presentation: Weebly, Google Sites, Prezi, etc. Power Point, Slides, etc. A worksheet or activity for learners to complete as classwork. Five multiple-choice questions with four options that will be used on the Unit Test Teacher copy with answers

Group Project: Chapters 19 & 20 Presentations Presentations must include: Eight to ten slides, with five or more pictures All the important information found in the section (no more than 70 words per slide) A link to an outside website or video (must be approved) An imbedded worksheet or activity Can be uploaded to Edlio site, if needed to print at home Review Questions can not be used as activity, but may be used for homework Presentation must be 15-30 minutes, and ALL group members must share in presentation, as well be able to answer questions from “students” Rubric to Follow

Group Project: Chapters 19 & 20 Presentations Overall Guidelines All material must be appropriate: Non-offensive images, videos, gifs, links, words and phrases, gestures, questions, discussions, activities, handouts, etc. All material must be lesson focused: No material should be too easy nor too difficult Majority of material should come from the textbook IF A PRESENTATION IS DEEMED INAPPROPRIATE AND/OR OFFENSIVE, THEN THE ENTIRE GROUP WILL RECEIVE A ZERO. IN ADDITION, POSSIBLE DISCIPLINARY ACTION WILL BE TAKEN

Group Project: Chapters 19 & 20 Presentations Total Points Presentation - 35 Outline - 5 Lesson Plan - 5 Quiz - 5 All presentations will be given on July 24th through July 26th