

Introduction | The Task | Resources | The Process | Learning Advice | Grading | Conclusion |Credits
IntroductionYou are part of a family whose father has been transferred to Spain. He has been given a choice of several cities in which to relocate. Everyone in the family will be affected by the move. Therefore he has decided to research each city and together they will discuss their options. All members are bilingual so there will be no language barrier. The following cities are being considered: Avila, Barcelona, Córdoba, Granada, Madrid, Pamplona, Salamanca, Segovia, Sevilla, Toledo, and Valencia.

The TaskEach group will design a PowerPoint presentation that will showcase an assigned city. Each group will present this to the class. After all presentations are made, the class will decide to which city the family will relocate. Any "props" necessary to enhance your presentation are encouraged. ( example: music, artifacts, souvenirs or any other item that would represent the flavor of your city.)
Each group will consist of three people. Each member of the group will take on one of the roles of the following family members:
El Señor Sabelotodo -
Dad is an architect who enjoys eating out.
La Señora Sabelotodo -
Mom is an art teacher who enjoys cultural
activities and likes to shop.
Santiago /Susana Sabelotodo
- He / She is a 16 year old who enjoys
all sports, music and going out with friends.
Resources
The ProcessI. Each group will provide a PowerPoint presentation that must include the following:
1. a map of the country showing the location of your city
2. important facts( population, language spoken, etc.)
3. shopping and how to get around the city
4. regional food
5. places of interest( landmarks, museums, cathedrals, monuments etc)
6. festivals and holidays
7. things to do( entertainment, sports, nightlife)
8. minimum of 9 slides (each with visuals) Some text should be included, but more information must be given during presentation. (INFORMATION MUST BE MEMORIZED. DO NOT READ!!)
II. Web Site Rating Sheet List at least 3 websites from the Resource section that were used for your presentation. Please list 1 additional site not found in the Resource section, more would be appreciated. Rate each site on a scale of 1 to 5 ( 5 being the highest) and provide comments.
Learning Advice
Grading*Presentations will begin on February 24, 2003 ( All groups must be ready to go).
The following are due on date of presentation (one per group):
| A (90-100) Excellent Abundant and appropriate information included for all 3 roles. All 8 points of "the process" have been included. Hard copy, disk, study guide, website rating sheet included. 9 + slides. Excellent class presentation in which each person contributed equally to oral presentation.
D ( 60 - 69) Information for at least 1 role. At least 4 points of "the process" included. Hard copy, disk included ( study guide and/or website rating sheet missing). 5-6 slides. Class presentation in which not all members contributed. |
B ( 80-89) Good Appropriate information included for all 3 roles. 7-8 points of "the process" included. Hard copy, disk, study guide, website rating sheet included. 9 slides. Good class presentation in which each person contributed equally to oral presentation..
Insufficient information. Fewer than 4 points on "the process". Fewer than 5 slides. No hard copy, disk, study guide, website rating sheet. No class presentation.
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C (70-79) Satisfactory Information included for at least 2 roles. 5-6 points of "the process" included. Hard copy, disk, study guide, website rating sheet included. 7-8 slides. Class presentation in which all members did not contribute equally. |
Conclusion¡Felicidades! You have now created a great presentation for each city that will enable the Sabelotodo family to choose the city that will be their new home. We, as a class, will discuss all options and will make the decision for the family.
This page was written by Mrs. J. Gallombardo and Mrs. P. Tsigounis
We would like to thank Mrs. Melody DeVan for all of her technical assistance and patience.
Last updated on 30-Jan-2003
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