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Create a storyboard with 3 boxes each for events before, during, and after WWI. Include images and explain with facts, cause/effect, and poems. Highlight U.S. history importance, cause/effect, and diverse viewpoints through poems. Ensure clear communication, correct grammar, neat visuals. Assignment aims for understanding cause/effect, POV, WWI significance, and effective communication. Produce a visually appealing storyboard using lecture materials and war poems within a week. Due 12/10 or 12/7, peer-edit with Ms. Hendricks. Utilize a graphic organizer (C-Notes) and evaluation with rubric.
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The Basics • You need at minimum: • 3 boxes to show what happened before the war • 3 boxes to show what happened during the war • 3 boxes to show what happened after the war • Each box must have: • One image that relates to your topic • 3 facts (COMPLETE SENTENCES) explaining your picture and cause/effect • If you want a 3 (90), you must use at least one poem from today to illustrate your point • If you want a 4 (100), you must use at least two poems from today to illustrate your point
What are the Grades? • Historical significance of WWI • Show why WWI was important for U.S. history • Reference specific events/people/battles/court cases • Cause and Effect • Show how events are related/how one action/event led to another • Support a Point of View • Use 1-2 poems to show point of view (how someone saw the war/felt about it) • Incorporate poem(s) into at least two boxes • Communicate Effectively • Use complete sentences • Check spelling and grammar • Images and text are neat and legible
Big 8 • What is the assignment asking me to learn/do/get good at? • Identifying cause and effect, ID and support point of view, explain significance of WWI, and communicate in written and visual forms • What final product do I have to produce? • Storyboard • What sources do I have to use? • Interactive Lecture C-Notes and war poems • How much time do I have? • One week • When is it due? • Monday, 12/10 or Friday, 12/7 • Do I have to meet with someone? • Yes. Ms. Hendricks or partners for peer edit • Do I have to use a graphic organizer? • Yes. C-Notes • Will my work be evaluated with a set of criteria? • Yes. Rubric