Your team will be responsible for presenting to the class what you have learned in this unit. Each of you are responsible for sharing what you learned within your group presentation. There are a few different ways you can do this listed below. You must choose ONE of the following:
News Broadcast
Poster board
Art Work
Oral Report
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All of the activities listed above must include the following: Important Dates Important people from past and present Ethnic cultures Population Explain boundaries of Bridgeview Businesses / Churches / Schools
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News Broadcast:
Each person must create a mini report from one part of Bridgeview in the news broadcast to include Sports Reporter, Historical Analyst, Current Events, Cultural / Custom, and Meteorologist.
Each person must speak for at least 3 minutes
Props may be used
Make sure you practice as a group so the broadcast runs smoothly!
Poster board:
Each person must create one section of the poster.
Your information may be typed or written out, also make sure to include pictures or drawings.
Make sure each section of the poster is NEAT and CLEAR.
You may use markers, crayons, paint, pencil, etc.
Art Work:
As a group create an original piece of art work (for example: collage, pastels, paints, water colors, etc.)
Each person must draw, color, or sketch something onto the art work.
Art work must be NEAT, COLORFUL, and MEANINGFUL.
The artwork should show both historical and recent parts of Bridgeview.
Oral Report:
Each person must speak for 3 minutes.
Each person must write about 1-2 of the events listed above in the table.
ALL events must be discussed in the group report.
You may use props.
You MUST practice together before the presentations to be sure that your presentation runs smoothly.
Preparing your portfolio:
Wow! You've really worked hard to meet your Learning Challenge. Remember the many activities you have completed as you learned about the topic of your E-Unit. Some of the work you have down at school and some at home. You have worked individually and with team members throughout the unit. Think about all of the great information you gathered from Internet sites, books, videos, and other kinds of resources. Your portfolio needs to include MOST of the items you created. Here are some pointers to help you put together your portfolio.
Make sure all of your work in the portfolio is neat and easy to read.
Make sure all work is complete and correct.
Organize the items into the following groups:
Activity Sheets
Illustrations/Sketches/Maps
Graphs/Charts
Photographs of 3D representation, poster
Any other items that you may like to add to your portfolio!!!!!!