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Scroll to bottom of page to find STUDENT Examples of Projects.
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Start and end the school year in a meaningful way!
Webpage with graphic organizers and activities:
"The beginning and end of the school year are ideal times to focus on dreams and goals. Here's an activity set for starting and ending the school year right."
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Bye-bye Bully! Webquest
Let's Stop Bullying at Our School!
"Could you help your school solve the bully problem? Reading fiction and non-fiction pieces about bullying can provide some great advice. Your job is to study articles and stories about this problem and create a brochure that your school can publish to provide advice which will help students deal with bullying."
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Bully Free Webquest
"Be a part of the solution not the problem."
"You, Sherlock, and your partner(s), Holmes #1, and Holmes #2 are a team of book sleuths assigned to a top secret mission: To study literary figures, explore the characteristics of bullies and victims, and gain insight into the problems and solutions of bullying behaviors.
Your team must use super power reading techniques to explore the characters of books that are influencing and shaping the youth of today."
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Bullying WebQuest
"A No-Bullying Webquest" with a Request
ALSO, you can scroll down to find the sane "bully picture" where I have linked some websites so you can find MORE information on BULLYING, Dealing with Bullies, and How to Avoid Being Bullied. |
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Webquest: The GOAL Reaching Process
Click Here to begin:
You will formulate a goal and design a plan for attaining your goal!
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STOP SMOKING
A Drug Awareness WEBQUEST
"Silly Joe doesn't really like to read, so you must do something MORE creative to catch his attention. He'll listen to a rap song; OR he'll hang a poster in his room. But to earn his respect, you must first show your knowledge of tobacco and your commitment to fight its use by young people."
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Nonfiction Rules!
Webquest we ALL Need TO DO!
"Mr. B.G. is a man unaccustomed to losing. He plans to produce a nonfiction magazine called Teen Scene. He wants a small, inexpensive magazine that will reach the widest teenage audience. The magazine will be sold in shopping malls and grocery stores, but he also plans to sell it at big events like the X-Games and rock concerts.
To assure his nonfiction magazine will be appealing to young adults, he is sponsoring a contest in schools throughout the country. Each school entering the contest must research what nonfiction teens might be interested in reading and to produce some potential articles for his new venture in a magazine format."
This webquest was designed to help students better understand the genre of nonfiction by examining, reading and writing feature articles and editorials." |
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Dare to Make a Difference
Webquest
"Research your identified substance, and write at least a five paragraph essay persuading a fifth grader not to become involved with that substance. Your essay will be written in the form of a friendly letter to a specific student." |
& WEBSITES to use for class:
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A Stop Bullying Webpage with vocabulary, interactive exercises, videos, and much more:
http://www.michellehenry.fr/bully.htm
CAUTION: Teachers may want to PREVIEW and CHOOSE links they want students to use AHEAD OF CLASS TIME. |
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PROJECT: "Bully Proof Yourself"
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