Reconstruction Flixster Movie Poster

Create a movie about the Reconstruction era. The

movie could be about the whole Reconstruction time
period in general, or about a specific part (new
amendments, Freedmens Bureau, sharecropping,
voting rights for African Americans, Jim Crow laws,
etc.). Upload final product to SeeSaw.

Effects of Reconstruction (see the exemplar in folder)

Take 1 sheet of white paper and a half a sheet of
construction paper. Write the title reconstruction on the
white paper.
Fold construction paper in half and cut up the middle
leaving about 1 inch uncut.
Glue the 1 inch side of construction paper to the white
paper; this should create 2 flaps.
Label one flap Positive Effects. label the other flap
Negative effects.
Under each flap write the effects that Reconstruction had
on the people and the economy.
Upload final product to SeeSaw.

Monologue: Harriet Beecher Stowe, John Brown

Use Mackinvia to read biographies of Harriet
Beecher Stowe or John Brown. Portray your
character in a one person-play known as a monologue.
You should describe the key event of your character
(Harpers Ferry Raid (John Brown) or Uncle Toms
Cabin) as well as the effect each event had on the
Civil War. Upload final product to SeeSaw.

Civil War/Reconstruction ABC Scrapbook

Using the Civil War and Reconstruction Vocabulary,
design a scrapbook. Scrapbook must include vocabulary in
alphabetical order, a description of its meaning and an
illustration of each. You may use white paper and/or
construction paper, ribbon tape and other materials
necessary. Upload final product to SeeSaw.

My Unforgettable Trip

Write a short story about an unforgettable trip

you took with friends or family and try to use all
these figurative language techniques (Simile,
Metaphor, Personification, Alliteration,
Hyperbole, Idioms, Oxymoron, Onomatopoeia)

PERSONIFICATION PLAY

In this center you will work in groups of 3. You create a play

with characters and setting. Your story should 3 character
that are not people. Begin by choosing an animal or object
about which to create a group story. For example, a bird ,
then you could start the story by saying Once there was a
lonely bird who Your play must have a beginning, middle and
end.

THEME FILLED CUPCAKES

Use the templates found in the center folders to create your

own cupcakes. You will need create 4 cupcakes. You will read
the stories from the center folder. If you take a story from
the reading folder please return it. Once you have read the
stories and created your cupcakes, you will use the them
choices to find the theme to match the story. Discuss with a
partner of your answer choice. Take a picture of your cupcake
with the answers showing and post on the seesaw.

ONOMATOPOEIA COMIC STRIP

You will create a 6-9 squares comic strip using

Onomatopoeia. Remember you will create a story
with a beginning, middle and end.

ALLITERATION ANIMATION

Write the first letter of your name in

a creative way inside the box. Then,
using the first letter of your name,
create an alliteration.
OXYMORON MOVIE POSTER

Use white paper to create a movie poster. Please

be creative and make you poster colorful and
neat.

Add an oxymoron message to your poster

2-D PLACE VALUE MODEL
In this center you will create 2 decimals expressions. You
will write inside the both charts the Powers of ten,

expanded form, word form, and number form. Next you

will create a color coded picture model of your number.
See below for an example, you may create your own
picture you do not have to use the houses as your model.
Save your chart as a PDF file, take of picture of your
model and upload both to your seesaw.

DECIMAL TASK CARDS

Download the task cards on Microsoft office.

Complete all task cards on another sheet oyhf
paper take a picture of your work and upload to
SeeSaw. If for any reason you can't type on the
document please create your your own by writing
on another sheet of paper. You still need to
upload your work on SeeSaw.