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This Activity's Title:

A Wacky
Frame of History

designing a visually-inspired research report that can fit in a thrift store picture frame

This wacky activity was created by Northern Nevada teacher Lynda Donovan.

This original summarizing activity was inspired by Barry Lane's awesome book, 51 Wacky We-Search Reports. Barry's fifty-one writing formats in his book teach students how to summarize (not plagiarize) facts from readings or from class notes. The book also encourages humor in the classroom, and using it will help you build a community among your student writers. If you don't own this book, but like the assignment on this page, we strongly recommend you purchase a copy.


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