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TASK:
Tour of Community
DEFINED TASK: Students
will plan a tour of the Naperville/Aurora community.
PROCESS:
1. Use a city map to select at least five important places
to include on the tour.
2. Make your own map complete with a map scale and compass
rose showing the route for your tour.
3. As a group, write a tour guide script.
4. Deliver your tour guide script to the rest of the
class.
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Tour Guide Rubric
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Criteria
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Excellent
(3) |
Adequate
(2) |
Less
than Adequate (1) |
Not
Evidenced (0) |
Weighting |
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Tour
Script
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| Tells name
of place and describes the goods and/or services it provides |
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x3 |
| Contains a
speaking part for everyone |
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x2 |
| Includes at
least one place to represent each major component in the community |
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x4 |
| Neat/legible |
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| Engaging |
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Speaking
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Excellent
(3) |
Adequate
(2) |
Less
than Adequate (1) |
Not
Evidenced (0) |
Weighting |
| Speaker
is dressed to represent a type of person found in the community |
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| Speaks
loudly, clearly, and with expression |
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x2
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| Maintains
eye contact with the audience |
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Visual
Aids
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Excellent
(3) |
Adequate
(2) |
Less
than Adequate (1) |
Not
Evidenced (0) |
Weighting |
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Shows at
least five places in the community besides W.E. School
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x2
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| Includes
a compass rose complete with intermediate directions |
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| Distances
between places are drawn to scale |
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x2
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| Neat/large
enough to be seen from front of room |
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| Attractively
displayed |
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Group
Work
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Almost
Always (3)
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Often
(2)
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Sometimes
(1)
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Rarely
(0)
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| Stays
on task (use of time) |
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| Equal
participation among group members |
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| Shows
respect for others' feelings and ideas |
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**Note: 75 is the maximum amount of points you can receive on this assignment.
It will be translated into the following scale:
Excellent= 23-25 points Good= 21-22
Satisfactory= 18-20
Needs Improvement= 17 & below
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