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Fan Decks Pyramids Stretch Books
Uses: Vocabulary, multiple concepts, Uses: Summarization, explanation of subtopics
reviewing key terms, sequencing subject-
on a subject a great way to display a PowerPoint
Summary: Students use the auto-shape presentation in print!
feature to create fan blades. On each
blade, the student enters a title and text Summary: Students create a PowerPoint on a
Uses: Compare/Contrast/Explain three items given topic- each sub-topic on its own slide. The
pertaining to that title. The fan blades are
or concepts slides are printed out 6 slides per page and are
then assembled with a brass brad.
then strung together and f folded like an accordion
Summary: Students use the template to add for display. For variation, try printing 2 per page
Curriculum Examples: Famous
text and graphics to represent three distinct for a larger book.
Explorers, Lab Equipment Identification,
concepts, each on its own panel. The shape is
Math Equations, Ionic Charges, Parts of
then folded similar to a pyramid. Curriculum Examples: Almost any topic! Book
Speech, All About Me
reports, character studies, processes & cycles,
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Curriculum Examples: Branches of f narratives, historical reports, differentiating
Government, Comparatives/Superlatives between concepts, etc.
(good, better, best), States of Matter, Writing
Arguments, Representing Numbers in Multiple
Ways, Rock Types
Study Cards Miniature Books
Flap Book
Uses: Matching, identification, summarizing, Uses: Summarization, explanation of concepts,
sequencing, vocabulary sequencing, writing: expository, how-to, Uses: Identification, summarization
narration
Summary: Nearly identical to Note Card Summary: Flap books allow for students to
Holders, but technically much easier. Students Summary: Students add graphics and text to analyze and expound upon multiple parts
create note cards with text and/or graphics using within a given system. Variations of this
the template that is printed and folded to make a
word processing tables. The note cards are then template include both horizontal and vertical
kept secure in the note card holder. Students can “stapleless” mini-book with 6 pages, 2.75” X
4.25 .
4.25”. Folding is a little complex for younger layouts with 3 to 5 flaps.
exchange their note cards and use peer review
for reinforcement. These note cards can be used students.
for matching, identification, summarizing, and
Curriculum Examples: This activity is great
sequencing. Curriculum Examples: Water cycle, for explaining adjacent or sequential parts of
summarizing passages or a chapter, sequencing the same system (ex: parts of a plant, steps of
Curriculum Examples: Identifying beginning events leading to the American Revolution, a process).
sounds, matching p
, g parts of speech to unique
p q book, etc.
shape book etc
words, vocabulary matching of science terms,
sequencing events leading to Civil War, All About
Me
Clue Square Diorama Folding Venn
Uses: Analysis, quick facts, descriptions Uses: Summarization, perspectives, Uses: Compare and contrast two distinct, but
analysis, quick f
l i descriptions
i k facts, d i i concepts people places,
somewhat similar concepts, people, places
Summary: Students collect four facts about objects, or ideas.
one idea, concept, or item. Each of these facts Summary: Students create a freestanding
is written on a separate flap of a folded square diorama by placing an image on the vertical Summary: As with any Venn diagram, this
in a “Who am I?” style. The answer to the pane and entering descriptive text on the activity contrasts two distinct concepts then
question is written on a fifth flap which is horizontal pane. lists the similarities between the two. Here,
hidden behind the others. each item is given its own panel for
Curriculum Examples: Character analysis, distinguishing traits. When pulled apart, a third
Curriculum Examples: Historical figure, poetry, figurative language, animal facts, panel appears displaying the similarities.
character from a book, a particular number or biographical display of historical figures.
geometric shape, battle of a particular war, a
specific dinosaur, an invention, etc.
p , , Curriculum Examples: Metric system vs.
Standard, S & Moon, two characters in a
S Sun
story, two presidents, etc.
Contrast Square Filmstrip Halo
Uses: Used for contrasting two different
g Uses: Sequencing, summarization, narration Uses: Cycles
concepts, systems, people, etc.
Summary: Students create a vintage Summary: The never-ending loop created by
Summary: Four subcategories of two distinct filmstrip/movie film by entering text and images this activity is a simple PowerPoint template,
systems are contrasted by flaps of a square in each "cel" of the filmstrip, including a title printed six slides per page, cut in strips, then
that raise up to reveal the contrasting concept and ending credits. Each set of three cels is assembled into the circular shape.
below. Ex: p
cut in a strip, then assembled in line with the This activity is perfect for repeating cycles
other to create a long, continuous filmstrip. found in nature, behavior, processes, etc.
Curriculum Examples: Metric System vs.
English Standard for measurement., Alligator Curriculum Examples: mitosis, pre-writing for
vs. Crocodile, Past & Present, two versions of a “how-to” paper, events leading to the Civil Curriculum Examples: Water cycle, food
Cinderella, etc. War, steps to solving an algebraic equation. webs, etc.
Tabbed Books Tower Pocket Portfolio
Uses: Identification, summarization, expository Uses: Identification, summarization, expository
writing, etc. iti t
writing, etc.
Summary: Another creative way to display Summary: Students create a 3-D free- Uses: Identification, summarization,
and interact with PowerPoint projects, a standing tower that displays graphics and text classification
tabbed book is a collection of printed slides on four panels centered around a central
where the title of each slide is displayed on a
p y theme or idea. Summary: In this activity type, students create
side tab that a reader can use to navigate the a 2-pocket folder in which to classify multiple
book. Curriculum Examples: Towers can be used study cards into one of two categories. The
with any concept that can be broken down into defining characteristics of each category are
Curriculum Examples: This project is four distinct parts or categories. Ex: country defined on the pocket and the front and back
extremely versatile and can be used for almost reports, natural disasters, covers provide space for titles, text, and
any topic for which students create 3-5 slide
35 p ,
book reports, etc. g
images.
presentations. Ex: four characters in a story,
four types of volcanoes, different types of Curriculum Examples: Similes & metaphors,
quadrilaterals, key players of the American renewable & non-renewable resources, prime
Revolution, etc. & composite numbers, Union & Confederacy.
Post Cards Bookmarks Flap Book
Uses: Summarization, perspectives, analysis Uses: Summarization, quick fact lists, 5 W’s, Uses: Identification, summarization
reading response
Summary: Students write a post card to Summary: Flap books allow for students to
themselves from the perspective of a Summary: Students summarize or make a list analyze and expound upon multiple parts
character in a story, or a fictional person in of facts to enter into a template along with a within a given system. Variations of this
another setting. The post card may describe graphic. Four bookmarks can be printed on template include both horizontal and vertical
specified events, settings, and/or emotions, one page and a back side can be printed or layouts with 3 to 5 flaps.
etc. glued to the front side.
Curriculum Examples: This activity is great
Curriculum Examples: Novel studies- Curriculum Examples: Book for explaining adjacent or sequential parts of
Grapes of Wrath, Sarah Plain & Tall, a blood recommendations, book reports, biographies, the same system (ex: parts of a plant, steps of
cell traveling through the body, a water droplet steps of mitosis, steps to solving word a process).
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in the water cycle. problems, presidents, court cases, etc.
Cascading Flip Books More Lesson Plans & Topics:
Templates available in… Basics of Graphic Manipulation
Uses: Summarization, explanation of
subtopics on a subject- a great way to display & Microsoft Office
a PowerPoint presentation in print! General Science
Summary: Students create a PowerPoint on
Human Body
a given topic- each sub-topic on its own slide. Cell Biology
The slides on the template grow in size with
each side so that when printed and stapled,
Ecology and Zoology
the topics are displayed in a cascade at the Geology, Landforms, Earth
bottom of the printout. Structure
Curriculum Examples: Almost any topic! Earth/Space
reports studies
Book reports, character studies, processes & Plate Tectonics
cycles, narratives, historical
reports, differentiating between Energy and Motion
concepts, etc. Chemistry
Weather and Erosion
Benefits:
•True technology integration:
students learn useful
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•Single-sided printing only: no
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through printers
•No special equipment needed!
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•Highly motivating
•Extensions accommodate
Gifted/Talented student needs
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