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Have students create their own modern day adaptation.
For each cell, have students create a scene that follows the story in the sequence using;
Have students create a family tree of their own relatives.
For each cell have students create a scene that shows their understanding of that part of the book and summarize their understanding.
Have students create a spider map or poster on one specific figure.
Using a spider map, have students create a web of the major elements of the Constitution, including its ratification and the Bill of Rights.
Have students create a spider map on one specific foreign policy.
Extended Activity Have students create a spider map on another president's economic policies, particularly one with a strong federal influence e.g., FDR, Obama, Nixon.
Have students create a three cell storyboard with a title and description.
Using a spider map, have students create a word map to identify and explain the major terminology of the arms races and space race of the Cold War.
Have students create a 5 Ws spider map on one specific domestic policy.
Have students create a word map for today's military and space technologies.
Have students create a timeline of Nixon as an ex-president, beginning with his resignation.
Have students create a spider graph for Martin Luther King Jr. 's“I Have a Dream Speech”.
Have students create a storyboard that teaches how to do something for the winter holidays.
Have students create an image that represents an important event in each of the four parts.
Have students create a timeline beginning with the Missouri Compromise and ending with the Civil War.
Have students create a grid on Bill Clinton's speech in regards to his affair with Monica Lewinsky.
Have students create a post- or pre-War of 1812 timeline to better understand the events surrounding the war.
Have students create a grid storyboard on proponents and opponents of the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854.
Have students create a timeline of events affecting the relationship between the U.S. and Cuba, led by Fidel Castro.
Have students create their own legendary creature that menaces civilization, and a hero to save the day.
Have students create a fraction story that shows what happens when a whole is divided into more and more pieces.
Have students create their own creative scene, targeting images that will require various uses of ser and estar.
Have students create a spider map on one branch of the government, either the Executive, Judicial, or Legislative Branch.
Have students create original storyboards like this model to practice and demonstrate their understanding of ser and estar.
Have students create a spider map on another major treaty or piece of legislation, and its implications, effects, and stipulations.
Advanced: Have students create storyboards based off less basic examples, such as connecting ser and estar to the adjective verde.
Have students create a T-Chart storyboard that gives example of how old ways of thinking about science were transformed by reason and logic.
Have students create a T-Chart storyboard, like this model, to practice and demonstrate their understanding of preterite vs. imperfect.