· Formulate a family tree with five generations.
· You can draw this family tree on a poster board, or you can choose to create a pamphlet with your family tree on it. In the past, most students have thought of creative ways to create their family trees. They have use pictures, actual carved trees, and etc. Be creative.
· You will be graded on creativity and your ability to accurately trace the steps you took to find out your information about your family tree.
· Trace the steps you took in finding out how to fill in your family tree.
· Who did you talk you? Who did you interview? What did they say?
· Make sure each step you take is accurately explained.
· Your paper must include a list of steps as well as an explanation of how you investigated and researched your family roots.
· Include a passage in your list explaining the commonalities or lack of commonalities between you and your family members.
· Include any mysteries or things you learned about your family that you did not know.
· Include any interesting details you find important to tell.
· Paper should be typed using Times New Roman 12 point font, double-spaced
This is how you will graded:
Creativity (25 points) – How well did you design your family tree?
Accuracy (10 points) – Is the information on your true accurate with your investigation (list of steps)?
Neatness (15 points) - Is the tree and list neat and appropriate? No smudges, unkempt marks, etc.
Paper with specific steps and details (30 points) – Did you follow all directions?
Grammar (20 points) – Paper will be checked for grammar and proper punctuation.
Assignment is due - September 11 The date has been changed to September 14. You guys have more time so I expect better results.
· You can draw this family tree on a poster board, or you can choose to create a pamphlet with your family tree on it. In the past, most students have thought of creative ways to create their family trees. They have use pictures, actual carved trees, and etc. Be creative.
· You will be graded on creativity and your ability to accurately trace the steps you took to find out your information about your family tree.
· Trace the steps you took in finding out how to fill in your family tree.
· Who did you talk you? Who did you interview? What did they say?
· Make sure each step you take is accurately explained.
· Your paper must include a list of steps as well as an explanation of how you investigated and researched your family roots.
· Include a passage in your list explaining the commonalities or lack of commonalities between you and your family members.
· Include any mysteries or things you learned about your family that you did not know.
· Include any interesting details you find important to tell.
· Paper should be typed using Times New Roman 12 point font, double-spaced
This is how you will graded:
Creativity (25 points) – How well did you design your family tree?
Accuracy (10 points) – Is the information on your true accurate with your investigation (list of steps)?
Neatness (15 points) - Is the tree and list neat and appropriate? No smudges, unkempt marks, etc.
Paper with specific steps and details (30 points) – Did you follow all directions?
Grammar (20 points) – Paper will be checked for grammar and proper punctuation.
Assignment is due - September 11 The date has been changed to September 14. You guys have more time so I expect better results.
I understand the hold family tree thing but, I was woundering could I just leave my father part out because,I really communicate with him nun at all so I don't no anything about that side.
ReplyDeleteHey kandystarburst, i think you should attempt to talk to someone on your father's side. You may find that as you begin your search of your father's side that there is someone on your father's side that you have commonalities with. You may not know your father that well but attempt to get to know him for the sake of this project. You may learn something intricate about yourself, so don't give up!!!
ReplyDeleteIs it okay to write the list on the back of the poster?
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