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Informational Essay Instructions 2
HS: High School
Created on January 3, 2024
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informational writing project
Overview
Instructions
Objective
Success Criteria
rubric
INFORMATIONAL WRITING PROJECT
OBJECTIVE
Students will be able to research a topic and evaluate the information to write a formal, informational power point.
INFORMATIONAL WRITING PROJECT
OVERVIEW
- Pick a topic
- Complete your graphic organizer/Outline/Works Cited
- Edit and Revise
- Submit your final copy Power Point
- DUE FEBRUARY 22, 2024
INFORMATIONAL WRITING PROJECT
INSTRUCTIONS
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EXAMPLE POWERPOINT
TOPIC CHOICE
OUTLINE
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RESOURCES
INFORMATIONAL WRITING PROJECT
TOPIC CHOICE
Your topic for this essay should be a movement or person for change in history or currently. See examples below.
WOMEN'S RIGHT'S MOVEMENT (1970S)
MONGOMERY BUS BOYCOTT
DAKOTA PIPELINE PROTEST
WOMEN'S SUFFERAGE (1920S)
ME TOO MOVEMENT
BLACK LIVES MATTER
LABOR MOVEMENT
AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT
MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
STONEWALL RIOTS
SELMA
OBERGEFELL VS. HODGES
CHRISTIAN COALITION OF AMERICA (1980s)
DISABILITY RIGHTS MOVEMENT
PEOPLE AND EVENTS OF CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
LEADERS FOR CHANGE
INFORMATIONAL WRITING PROJECT
OUTLINE
INFORMATIONAL WRITING PROJECT
EXAMPLE
INFORMATIONAL WRITING PROJECT
SUCCESS CRITERIA
I can be successful if…
- I know what an informational essay is.
- I can identify a person or event that helped in the struggle for change throughout American history.
- I can use in-text citations in my writing.
- I can paraphrase and explain.
- I can write an essay.
- I know what are introduction, body, and conclusion paragraphs.
- I can create a Works Cited