Extended Learning
Extended Learning
Project:
Project:
We will be offering extended learning opportunities for teachers to use the PowderKeg game before they play and after they play.
Examples:
Examples:
We have examples of this with the Miner Madness Game. See the Miner Madness Extended Learning (links to an external site).
Team:
Team:
- Emma and Zacc
2 Files: Intro and Review
2 Files: Intro and Review
Extended Learning for the Miner Madness Board Game - an example of what we are looking for in the project.
Extended Learning for the Miner Madness Board Game - an example of what we are looking for in the project.
Include the following:
- Logo
- Title
- Grades 6-8
- Use all the similar headers (I recommend that you copy the document and place your content into the new document - that way the headers will all stay accessible.
Build your review and intro to include the Curriculum Standards:
Build your review and intro to include the Curriculum Standards:
1. Create a Review of the Revolutionary War:
1. Create a Review of the Revolutionary War:
Build a Google Doc that that teachers can download and use to teach a lesson after playing PowderKeg.
Build a Google Doc that that teachers can download and use to teach a lesson after playing PowderKeg.
- This would be review and can be ideas like the following:
- Pick an Allied Character and an Item that the character needs.
- Dig deeper and do continued research on who the allied character was.
- Dig deeper and do continued research on how the item was a part of the economy of the Revolutionary War time.
- Write a creative story about how they are connected.
- Draw a picture describing that relationship.
- What this description of the project does not have that you will need to include:
- Curriculum Standards
- in a google doc that the teachers can download and print
Dylan Fischer, 8th Grader at Grand Rapids Public Museum School did this example:
Dylan Fischer, 8th Grader at Grand Rapids Public Museum School did this example:
2. Create an Introduction to the Revolutionary War:
2. Create an Introduction to the Revolutionary War:
Build a Google Doc that teachers can download and use to teach a lesson before playing PowderKeg.
- This will be an intro to the revolutionary war and can focus on the main events and the main allied characters.