Student Projects

Here you can see some of the projects that my students have created, showcasing their creativity and understanding of various concepts. Each project reflects not only their individual talents but also the collaborative efforts that often characterize our classroom environment. I always aim to have cross-curricular integration, which allows students to draw connections between different subjects, enhancing their overall learning experience. In addition to fostering a deeper comprehension of academic content, I strive to motivate my students to create and demonstrate their understanding of their learning in innovative ways. Furthermore, I believe that assessment should go beyond traditional tests and quizzes. By allowing students to present their projects to the class, they not only practice their public speaking skills but also gain confidence in sharing their ideas. This approach creates a dynamic learning atmosphere where students feel valued and recognized for their efforts. Overall, these projects serve as a testament to the hard work and dedication of my students, illustrating the importance of integrating different disciplines and encouraging creative expression in the learning process. I am continually impressed by their ability to connect ideas and demonstrate their understanding in such diverse and imaginative ways.

Comic Strip based on the Rosa Park biography and the civil rights movement for the Unit 11.6: History, Past, Present and Future

Book Mark creation using the library and the library resources for the Unit 11.5: Poetry, People, and Peace.

Final Product on the Bookmarks!

Hidden Butterfly Activity, for the Unit 11.5: Poetry, People, and Peace that allowed better understanding on Figurative Language. Can you find the butterfly?

Poster Project for the Unit 11.6: History, Past, Present and Future, where the students created a poster fighting for their right to an education.

Heart and Easter egg activity where students looked and identified the Elements of Poetry, for the Unit 11.5: Poetry, People, and Peace. Often student projects were used as decoration as a way to encourage the student.