Clarity Works Education Consulting by Stephanie Grasso

Content, literacy, and language. Three skills, one project — and once you name them separately, planning gets so much clearer. 📝✨

Let's build a final project together! Let me show you how with my Lesser Known History Unit.

The Final Project: A Character Study of Belonging How do you plan out a final project? Let's look at this through the lens of my Lesser Known History unit on Belonging. I'll take you through my process!

The final project is where the unit comes together.

After reading How to Say Goodbye in Cuban, They Called Us Enemy, and Under the Blood Red Sun, students answer the question themselves: can you belong somewhere new without losing where you came from?

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Check out how to write essential questions for your unit!

Essential Questions: How to Write Ones That Actually Drive a Unit Check out how I write my Essential Questions using my Lesser Known History unit as the sample. We will explore what makes a good Essential Question and how they can evolve over time. Read more below!

Check out my latest post on developing and choosing an anchor theme for your unit. Out today on Substack!

Anchor Theme: What It Is and How to Choose One In this post, I walk through how to choose an Anchor Theme for your unit using my Lesser Known History unit as a live example.