Give students a scoring guide, checklist or rubric for the want ad, advertisement or brochure. Have students draw up a sketch on a piece of paper, or come up with ideas. Have them come have a conference with you before starting to create their actual article. When they are done, have them share them and hang them in the room.
Give students a scoring guide, checklist or rubric for the want ad, advertisement or brochure. Have students draw up a sketch on a piece of paper, or come up with ideas. Have them come have a conference with you before starting to create their actual article. When they are done, have them share them and hang them in the room.
Give students a scoring guide, checklist or rubric for the want ad, advertisement or brochure. Have students draw up a sketch on a piece of paper, or come up with ideas. Have them come have a conference with you before starting to create their actual article. When they are done, have them share them and hang them in the room.
Time Needed: Various Room Arrangement: Cooperative Groups, Or Individual Desks or Tables Materials: Research materials, papers, posters, or construction paper, crayons/markers/colored pencils Process/Directions: Give students a scoring guide, checklist or rubric for the want ad, advertisement or brochure. Explain to them what they will be making, or show them an example. Connect it to the lesson or unit you are teaching. Have students draw up a sketch on a piece of paper, or come up with ideas. Have them come have a conference with you before starting to create their actual article. When their ideas have been approved by you, they can begin. Choose whether they will each create one, or do this is groups. When they are done, have them share them and hang them in the room. Example of when I would use this: During a unit on westward expansion (Want Ad to move west) While studying consumerism (advertisement) While studying anything related to social studies such as a country (brochure) Source: Common knowledge (but I got the idea for having them brainstorm before beginning their want ad, from Erin Slater when I visited her class in April 2014)