
Evidence of Changes Over Time - Student Choice Projects, New TEKS 7.10A
This project-based lesson helps middle school students meet the 2021 TEKS 7.10A standard by exploring evidence of changes over time through student-directed projects. A choice board outlines six project options plus a “design your own” pathway, giving students the flexibility to select the format that best matches their strengths and interests.
An editable grading rubric is included and can be used for teacher assessment, peer review, or self-evaluation. Teachers may adapt the rubric to fit their own grading preferences or district requirements.
What’s Included
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Choice Board: Nine project options, including “design your own”
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Teacher Directions Page: Guidance and suggestions for implementation
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Editable Rubrics: Assess concepts, vocabulary, presentation, clarity, and accuracy
Differentiation
Two versions of the choice board are provided:
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Modified Version: Three options are scaffolded for students who need additional support
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Extension Opportunities: Advanced learners can be assigned multiple projects, with the same rubric used for consistency
This structure makes it easy to adjust for remediation and enrichment within the same classroom.
Supplies Needed
Projects are designed to use standard classroom materials such as paper, markers, and scissors. Many options can also be completed digitally, and optional craft supplies may be incorporated for model-building or other hands-on projects.
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