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Students will be coming up with questions for Effie Hobby. Looking at these questions, do students understand the basics of the women's suffrage movement? Are they asking thoughtful questions that add to the material provided?

Formal Assessment Ideas

Honor Roll of Notable Women: Nominate a Suffragette
Have students go through the steps in Honor Roll of Notable Women. Have students specifically work on a suffragette by doing research and writing a paragraph about her. Make sure students have edited their articles and printed a copy for formal assessment before publishing online. See Writing Rubric below.

Writing a Persuasive Essay: Pro- and Anti-Suffrage
Have students go through the steps in Writing Workshop: Persuasive Essay. Each persuasive essay should focus on either convincing others that women should have the right to vote or taking the stand that women should not have the right to vote. Make sure students have edited their articles and printed a copy for formal assessment before publishing online. See Writing Rubric below.

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Writing Rubric

Honor Roll Writing Rubric

Persuasive Essay Writing Rubric

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Post the Women's Suffrage online activity to your class homepage as an extra credit assignment. Go Now.
 
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