This project has been designed to display the students many talents in addition to the interdisciplinary aspects of US History.
Please click on the link below to see the project description:
Master Teacher Project Description
This project was created by Ted Gardiner.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Holocaust Project
In this project students will locate 25-30 Holocaust Concentration Camps. These camp locations will be placed on a map of Europe with various information about each camp. These Concentration Camps are then classified through the use of a Legend. Students will also link seven different Concentration Camp locations to video testimonies from Holocaust Survivors.
Students worked independently on this project receiving only verbal directions throughout the entire project demonstrating their ability to utilize GIS software effectively.
Click on the links below to see some of the maps created by students:
Jonathan Bostin's Map of Concentration Camps
Claire Jones Map of Concentration Camps with Video Testimony
Chelsea Grainger's Map of Concentration Camps
Sheenali Naik's Map of Concentration Camps with video testimony
To conclude the project students were asked to go back and create their own PowerPoint or Word Project description that could be given to students in future classes.
Click on the links below to see examples of project descriptions:
Erika Saunders' PowerPoint
Juan Botero's PowerPoint
Marlene Haggblade's PowerPoint
Information taken from the Internet from a variety of sources. This project was created by Ed Morrell and Ted Gardiner.
Students worked independently on this project receiving only verbal directions throughout the entire project demonstrating their ability to utilize GIS software effectively.
Click on the links below to see some of the maps created by students:
Jonathan Bostin's Map of Concentration Camps
Claire Jones Map of Concentration Camps with Video Testimony
Chelsea Grainger's Map of Concentration Camps
Sheenali Naik's Map of Concentration Camps with video testimony
To conclude the project students were asked to go back and create their own PowerPoint or Word Project description that could be given to students in future classes.
Click on the links below to see examples of project descriptions:
Erika Saunders' PowerPoint
Juan Botero's PowerPoint
Marlene Haggblade's PowerPoint
Information taken from the Internet from a variety of sources. This project was created by Ed Morrell and Ted Gardiner.
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