Social Studies Regions Project for Mrs. Pelaccio\u2019s Class
\nThe students will be writing a brochure for their Human Characteristic. We have been studying Regions of the United States and this is the final project for Unit 2. They will be responsible to complete this assignment by Wednesday of next Week…November 9th. (Together with my class, which was responsible for a 3 to 5 paragraph research essay) they will be displayed in the hallway.
\nThis is worth 100 points, and will be their first grade of the second quarter.
\n20 points- spelling
\n20 points- pictures or artifacts
\n20 points -writing content
\n20 points – neatness\/organization
\n20 points – presentation
\n25 bonus points to turn it in Monday:)
\nThank you,
\nMrs. Morrison
\nPlease type the 2 paragraph essay only! Have the kids put the document into columns so that it will fit in the middle of their brochure. The rest will be written onto construction paper at school. Please send any pictures and information to school on Monday. Thank you,
\nBackside left panel
\nName –
\nDate –
\nTitle – Social St. Unit 2
\nUS Spatial Relations and Region- in which your human characteristic is found
\nBack right panel
\nTitle of your Human Characteristic
\nPicture
\nInside left panel
\nCity, State
\nHuman Characteristic name
\nMap of USA
\nWith a star to represent your location
\nInside Middle Panel
\nPersuasive Essay
\nParagraph 1 – introduce your location with 3 facts.
\nParagraph 2 – Explain to the readers why their families should take a vacation here.
\nInside right panel
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