1. Google Slide PRESENTATION
SS EXIT PROJECT
Google Slide PRESENTATION

2. DIRECTIONS
Create a Google Slide show based on your Research Paper. You must include at least 3 people, events or decisions in your Slide Show (See the Models at the End of this Presentation)
The Title of your Presentation will be your Essential Question
Your Presentation should be at least 6 slides long
You need to include text (using a bullet point format) and visual aids (pictures, etc) (You should not need to do much more research- Use your Extensive Research Notes !)
Your last slide should be a concluding slide that explains something important that you learned while completing your Exit Project
See the next 3 slides on what to include in your Presentation
See the last 6 slides for a Model Presentation

3. People (Guiding Questions that you should address)
How was this person involved in the struggle for Civil Rights?
Was he or she a part of any organizations that worked for Civil Rights?
Which group of people was he or she fighting for?
When was this individual active in the struggle for Civil Rights?
Was this individual a part of any protests or other events that involved trying to obtain Civil Rights?
What effects did this person’s actions have on the Civil Rights movement?

4. Events (Guiding Questions that you should address)
What individuals or groups were a part of this event?
Explain what happened using specific details.
Where and When did this happen?
Why did this event happen?
What were the effects of this event?
How did this event relate to the struggle for Civil Rights in the United States?

5. Decisions (Guiding Questions that you should address)
What were the circumstances leading up to this decision?
Explain the specific details relating to the Supreme Court Case if this was a judicial decision.
Explain the process leading up to a Legislative Decision.
Analyze the effects that this decision had on the citizens of the United States

6. The following slides contain an example of how you should organize your Presentation

7. Student Name (Information from heading: School, class.. Etc)
(This would be your 1st Slide)

8. Write your EQ here: (2nd Slide)
Essential Question
Write your EQ here:
(2nd Slide)

9. Write the Person’s Name; The Title of the Event or the Title of the Decision here
Begin listing facts here (these facts should address the guiding questions)
(This may take more than one slide)
(3rd slide)
(Paste an image that corresponds to the facts here)
Example: If this slide is about the March on Washington, find a picture of the march and paste it here.
You should also include a small caption explaining what the image shows

10. Write the 2nd Person’s Name; The Title of the 2nd Event or the Title of the 2nd Decision here
Begin listing facts here (these facts should address the guiding questions)
(This may take more than one slide)
(Paste an image that corresponds to the facts here)
Example: If this slide is about the Brown. Board of Education, find a picture associated with the Decision
You should also include a small caption explaining what the image shows

11. Write the 3rd Person’s Name; The Title of the 3rd Event or the Title of the 3rd Decision here
Begin listing facts here (these facts should address the guiding questions)
(This may take more than one slide)
(Paste an image that corresponds to the facts here)
Example: If this slide is about Rosa Parks, find a picture of her sitting on the bus after the Supreme Court Decision
You should also include a small caption explaining what the image shows

12. Concluding Slide: The most interesting thing I learned while completing my Exit Project was…..
(Write a short explanation of something important that you learned while conducting your research)
(Final Slide)

13. FINAL STEPS Turn your Presentation in on Engrade
Create a New Discussion on Engrade. The title of your Discussion should be your name and your Essential Question.
Write a brief description of what your Presentation entails.
Attach your Slide Show to your Discussion.
Read and comment on at least 5 presentations. Your comments need to be insightful and must prove that you did view the presentation. (Nice job! is not sufficient; Model Comment:…Great presentation Jose, I especially like your comparison of the Plessy v. Ferguson decision. I agree that…………..)
You will be graded on your participation. (The more presentations you view and comment on; the more points you will receive)