CONTENT
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Questions to be answered:
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Ways to Present:
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Done:
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Introduction
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Did you answer the who, what, when,
where about your project?
Is the thesis of your project clear?
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Change
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How did the world/Canada change after
this “event”?
What effects did your topic have on
the world?
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Cause
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Why did this happen?
What events led to this?
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Perspective
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Who is affected by this and what is
their perspective?
What is the opposite perspective?
Are there any other perspectives to be
considered?
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Responsibility
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Who (what group) did or did not take
responsibility for this?
Who should have taken responsibility
for this historical event?
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Reflection
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Your opinion or the way your thinking
changed after doing this project.
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The week after Spring Break, the following is due:
DISPLAY:
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How
does this help prove my thesis?
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Done?
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Do you
have at least one primary source (pictures, quotes, documents,
artifacts, interviews, etc)?
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Do you
have captions that describe the content?
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Do you
have subtitles?
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Do you have a
title that covers your big idea and captures attention?
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Do you have
paragraphs that help cover your big idea?
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Do you have
non-fiction text features (charts, graphs, maps, timelines, etc)?
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Do you have
thematic features?
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Do you have an
artifact (newspaper, letter, gameboard, model, diorama, costume, skit)?
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