Updated
To respond to some of the recent questions regarding the cultural map:
The project is due next Friday, March 5th.
You need to use images/pictures to depict your cultural history.
There is no minimum/maximum amount of pictures required. Use the examples in class as suggestions of the appropriate amount of pictures.
You do not need captions for the pictures. You will be explaining the pictures during your presentation.
Try to use color pictures.
The only writing that will be done for the map is the two paragraph reflection. The reflection will be due after all maps have been represented.
The grade sheet for the culture map has been posted on the class website.
Captions give short explanations of a picture.
There does not need to be a single word on your map.
As for the bluegill:
I am planing to take the trip to Golden Gate Park on Monday morning, weather permitting. The final assignment and the due date for the bluegill project will handed out after the field trip.
Next week marks the halfway point of the quarter, and you will receive your progress reports then.
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u can do translations right?
ReplyDeleteMr. Galvin when we present our map do we have to talk about it and say why we put it on the map or just say the name of it?
ReplyDeleteFor the bluegill field trip is it free dress?
ReplyDeleteto sean: no i dont think so
ReplyDeleteDuring the Cultural Map presentation do we have to talk in complete sentences or can we point ta spot and say a word?
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