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Olympic Biography Writing Research Guide

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Olympic biography essay directions require five paragraphs and three sources, with self and peer checks.
Essay requirements and review checklist, color version
Olympic essay rubric scores writing organization, writing style, source relevance, and syntax and MLA style.
40-point essay grading rubric, color version
Athlete research planner offers ten Olympians, basic biography prompts, and a drawing task with five items.
Subject selection and research planning, color version
Olympic athlete note-taking sheet records four sources and research on early life, career peak, and legacy.
Source records and research notes, color version
Essay outline begins with an eye-catcher and thesis, develops early life, and starts the career peak section.
Essay outline, part 1 of 2
Essay outline continues career peak elaboration, develops the athlete's legacy, and plans the conclusion.
Essay outline, part 2 of 2
Black-and-white essay guide lists five-paragraph requirements, MLA writing tips, and self and peer checks.
Essay directions and checklist, black-and-white version
Black-and-white Olympic essay rubric assigns up to ten points each to four categories, totaling 40 points.
40-point grading rubric, black-and-white version
Black-and-white athlete planner includes subject choices, biography research, and a five-item drawing task.
Athlete research planner, black-and-white version
Black-and-white research notes sheet tracks four sources and an athlete's early life, career peak, and legacy.
Sources and note-taking, black-and-white version
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This engaging 6-page teaching resource guides students through selecting an Olympic legend, conducting research, planning, drafting, reviewing, and publishing a 5-paragraph research essay with proper MLA citations. First, an Olympic athlete research and note-taking handout scaffolds background research and subject selection from a list of options. Next, an essay outline builds on these notes to plan the paper section-by-section. Finally, essay directions, a peer review checklist, and a standards-based rubric support drafting, revising, and grading the final product. This cross-curricular P.E. or ELA resource for grades 7-10 can be used as a full lesson or flexible activity focusing on research skills and famous sports figures. Instruction is streamlined so students are set up for an organized process of synthesizing research into an informational essay--either individually, in small groups, or as a whole class. Modify the rubric grading values by accessing the included editable Google Sheet link.

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