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Creative One-Pager Guide

The document provides instructions for creating a one-pager assignment. It explains that a one-pager allows students to creatively connect words and images while concisely synthesizing their learning. It lists several requirements for the one-pager, including using colored pens on single-sided paper, filling the page with detailed information and images, and making it visually appealing. It also notes that students should include descriptions of individuals, events, adjectives, and images from the historical era being studied and connect them to the essential question.

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Creative One-Pager Guide

The document provides instructions for creating a one-pager assignment. It explains that a one-pager allows students to creatively connect words and images while concisely synthesizing their learning. It lists several requirements for the one-pager, including using colored pens on single-sided paper, filling the page with detailed information and images, and making it visually appealing. It also notes that students should include descriptions of individuals, events, adjectives, and images from the historical era being studied and connect them to the essential question.

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One-Pager Instructions

Description:
A One-Pager is a creative response to your learning experience. It allows you to respond
imaginatively while being brief and concise in making connections between words and images.
We think about what we see and read differently when we are asked to do something with what
we have seen or read. We learn best when we create our own ideas. Your personal thinking about
what you have experienced should be understood by the audience that views the One-Pager.
In the creation of your one pager, you must make sure to follow these directions:

 Use unlined white paper or a paper design provided by me.


 Title the One-Pager appropriately to reflect the content.
 Use colored pens, pencils, or markers.
 The more visually appealing it is the more your peers will learn.
 Be purposeful about the arrangement of your One-Pager. For example, have a reason for
using a certain color or for placing an object in a certain place.
 Be precise and accurate with your drawings and make sure your print is legible.
 The one pager must be handwritten. There should be no typed information or images.
 All of the work included must fit on a single side of paper. This is crucial, because you’re
practicing the process of synthesizing essential information and concepts.
 Make your best attempt to FILL the page with enriching and detailed information. Don’t
leave bare space.
 Your final one pager should be colorful and eye catching. You can achieve this in a
number of ways using visuals and text. (This includes fancy lettering, colors, shapes,
borders, detailed images, and your overall organization of information.)
Refer to the prompts for the Short Answer writing option. Answer the prompt with a short
sentence in the middle of your page to begin. 

Required Elements:

 Include a description of two important individuals involved in this era. With your
description, connect this individual to the essential question.

 Include a description of three events from this historical era that represent support for
your answer to the essential question. After each event, discuss why this event supports
your answer. 

 Include three adjectives or emotional words that best represent this era of history. 

 Include three images that represent three events from this historical era that represent
support for your answer to the essential question. After each event, discuss why this event
supports your answer.

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