Extra Credit Options

Create a model

Composing and enacting poetry

Song & Dance

Creating and enacting a skit

Mime

"Charades" game

Art: Drawing: Painting, Clay, etc.

Mobiles

Comic books

Illustrated children's storybook (pre school - primary school)

ESL book (lots of pictures, few words)

Power point presentation

Word document (pamphlet/poster/flyer)

Lab experiment with presentation of findings

Create web byte (web page) tutorial on a topic

Create a lesson with visuals and activities to teach a topic

Instructional video on how to…

Notebook

Mock Debate

Dialogue/Discussion Paper

• Any of these examples are acceptable for extra credit. This list is not exclusive; any ideas you may have can be presented to the teacher and verified.
• Choose a science topic or concept and demonstrate your knowledge. (Presenting text information as it occurs will not be accepted.)
• Activity must represent at least 6 hours of work for maximum extra credit.
• You can earn up to 3% of your overall grade.
• To be eligible, all practice checks must be turned in and have earned over 50% of the points and all WASL practice must be turned in for the semester.
• Due before the last week of the semester.
• A journal of time spent on creating the extra credit must accompany the project. Each entry needs to identify exactly what was done and how long it took to do it. It also needs to be verified by an adult. This journal and the project will be used to determine the amount of extra credit earned. NO EXTRA CREDIT WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT THIS JOURNAL.