Remember to negotiate another idea if you think you have a good one. Think outside the square – what are your skills or what would you like to demonstrate you can do. Created by Debbie Draper, 2000 ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS Questions I need to ask myself Design a time line of the different event within a 3000 year period of ancient Egypt. Concentrate on one aspect i.e.: development or kings. Design a quiz with a focus on factual information. i.e. How could I best represent a timeline? What questions would interest a large variety of people? Summarise key points Describe / write in your own words ….. Define key terms Explain …. Draw …. to show… Make a flow chart Make a book / poster / collage/ scrapbook Act out … Explain how the pyramids were built. Make a flow chart of the workers and their position in the social hierarchy. What mathematical pattern can you find within each pyramid which has been built? Can you give a formula? i.e. How can I build a number of pyramids highlighting measurements and showing the formula to construct each of them? Construct a diorama to illustrate key aspects Make a map to show … Write a report about an aspect of the topic Make a travel brochure Construct a mobile Develop a crossword puzzle Dress dolls in costume to show … Arrange a display of artefacts Using the hierarchy of the social system create a mobile showing the status, dress and distance they live in relation to the king. Go to the interactive Egyptian museum at http://www.virtual-egyptian-museum.org/ Can you put some of the displays into different categories? Select some of these and represent 30 artefacts in a number of categories. i.e. Where did the river system run? What was the social hierarchy? What is art and what is an artefact? Create an interactive map with hyperlinks detailing one or more aspect of ancient Egypt. Which of the ancient musical instruments have survived the test of time? How have they changed and how have they remained the same? i.e. Where are some important locations within and around Egypt? Do a survey Use graphic organisers (Venn diagram, comparison grid, matrix, fishbone, spider map, consequence wheel, concept layer map etc.) to summarise information Design an experiment to show …. Compare with another country / person / thing Review … Do a PMI Use the Six Thinking Hats to … Make a rating scale Evaluate your progress using a learning log / rubric Rank or rate … Self assessment using determined criteria Construct a PMI if the Nile had run out of water in while Egypt was being established. Write a journal entry as an archaeologist who made a discovery highlighting how, where and what you found. Explore what Egypt imports and exports to and from the rest of the world. i.e. Which of the graphic organisers would help me represent my information? Create a multimedia project Make a board game Write a newspaper Translate into a play / puppet show Do a possible / probable timeline Devise your own solution to a problem Create a new product Predict future trends Create a multi media project showing what the Egyptian beliefs about the “Afterlife” were and what did they do for burials. Calculate the distance to travel from Adelaide to Cairo, “as the crow flies” showing the route on a world map. Find out what is the time difference. Write the alphabet in hieroglyphics and then write 5 facts about Egypt using hieroglyphics. i.e. What are hieroglyphics? Were they used as single letters or for words? SYNTHESIS create APPLICATION apply COMPREHENSIO N understand KNOWLEDGE remember Make a list of main events Make a time line Make a facts chart List all the important information Do an written or oral recount Make a list of true / false statements Record notes ANALYSIS analyse OUR IDEAS EVALUATION evaluate ACTIVITIES (Modified by Bec Jamieson 2009 How will I demonstrate this evidence? □simulation □graphic organisers □oral presentation □report □ journal □multimedia □interviews □simulation □graphic organisers □oral presentation □report □ journal □multimedia □interviews □simulation □graphic organisers □oral presentation □report □ journal □multimedia □interviews □simulation □graphic organisers □oral presentation □report □ journal □multimedia □interviews □simulation □graphic organisers □oral presentation □report □ journal □multimedia □interviews □simulation □graphic organisers □oral presentation □report □ journal □multimedia □interviews □building □performance □quizzes □blogs □ video/photos □ art □other □building □performance □quizzes □blogs □ video/photos □ art □other □building □performance □quizzes □blogs □ video/photos □ art □other □building □performance □quizzes □blogs □ video/photos □ art □other □building □performance □quizzes □blogs □ video/photos □ art □other □building □performance □quizzes □blogs □ video/photos □ art □other