Students will write persuasively on a conservation issue and create a public service announcement to promote their cause.
Students will build persuasive skills and media literacy as they explore techniques of propaganda and develop commercials that persuade viewers.
Students will research a health issue, write an essay, and transform their argument into a public service announcement.
In this lesson, students tell the story of a scientific cycle by recreating the adventure of its "main character".
Students will develop a movie-style trailer for a book they have read.
Students will create a visual, or video, poem as they analyze the imagery in a text.
Students will write and produce an animated tall tale about a historical figure or location.
Students learn about key elements of a fairy tale as they retell a fairy tale in modern times.
Students will personify an object and write a story as part of an online book or animated adventure.
Students use clay animation to learn that shapes can be divided into equal parts.
Students create visual statements using shapes and color to express and evoke specific emotions.
Students will create an animated video that showcases how physics concepts apply to their favorite sport.
Students create animations to demonstrate understanding of a chemical process.
Students will learn about the planets as they create a sample travel journal that explains what it would be like to visit one of the planets.
Students create a news broadcast while studying ancient civilizations.
Students will create a historical journal from a fictional character's point of view.
Create media resources that celebrate and promote the actions of a real world hero.
Wixie
Share your ideas, imagination, and understanding through writing, art, voice, and video.
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Pics4Learning
A curated, copyright-friendly image library that is safe and free for education.
Wriddle
Write, record, and illustrate a sentence.
EDU ToDo
Interactive digital worksheets for grades K-8 to use in Brightspace or Canvas.
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