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Research Guide: The American Wild West

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Wild West essay assignment: five paragraphs, at least three sources, MLA style, and self and peer review
Assignment directions and review checklist in color
Wild West essay rubric scores writing organization, writing style, source relevance, and syntax and MLA style
Color essay rubric totaling 40 points
Wild West research planner: choose a figure, record biographical facts, and draw the subject with five items
Color planner for subject selection and initial research
Wild West research notes organize four sources and evidence about early life, Western experiences, and legacy
Color source-recording and research notes sheet
Wild West essay outline begins with an eye-catcher, thesis, early life, and evidence of Western experiences
Essay outline, part 1: introduction and body paragraphs
Wild West essay outline continues Western experiences, develops historical legacy, and plans the conclusion
Essay outline, part 2: legacy and conclusion
Black-and-white Wild West essay guide lists five-paragraph requirements, due dates, and a peer review checklist
Black-and-white assignment and review checklist
Black-and-white Wild West essay rubric assesses organization, style, source relevance, and syntax and MLA style
Black-and-white version of the 40-point rubric
Black-and-white Wild West planner offers ten named figures, biographical research, and a five-item drawing task
Black-and-white subject selection and research planner
Black-and-white Wild West notes sheet records four sources and research on early life, experiences, and legacy
Black-and-white source-recording and notes sheet
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The American Wild West Research Guide is a scaffolded, easy-to-implement research project on legendary figures from the Old West. Students select a historical subject, gather facts, and write a properly-cited five-paragraph informational essay. This social studies or language arts resource can be used for whole-class, small group, or independent work. It includes a writing assignment with grading rubric, editable note-taking and essay outline worksheets, research tips, and a peer review checklist aligned to 8th-12th grade Common Core standards. Implement the full guide or use components like the rubric or worksheets. This engaging project develops research, writing, and citation skills.

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