If You Build It, They Will Scream!

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If You Build It, They Will Scream!

• Goal To persuade a group of investors that
  your groups idea is the best one for a theme
  park in Arizona.

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Each Group Will

• Research an assigned
• theme park and prepare a
• multimedia presentation.

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Each Group Will

• Learn about ride
• design, and create a thrill
• ride to present to class.

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Each Group Will
3. Design a Theme Park for Arizona.
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Each person in the Group

• Will develop his/her own area
• Create rides and attractions
• Shows and entertainment
• Food, Shopping, Snacks
• Restrooms, Lost Found, First Aid

Here is an example of what your
presentation might look like!
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Writing the Four Paragraph Essay

• 1st- Descriptive- describe your area of the park
  using sensory details set up in spatial order
• 2nd- Narration- You can either narrate in detail
  an exciting ride, or explain a process, such as
  how a ride will work.

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Writing the Four Paragraph Essay

• 3rd-Classification
• Compare Contrast your area to similar theme
  park attractions, and show how yours is going to
  be better.
• 4th-Evaluation
• Persuade the investors to back your park by
  giving your reasons in order of importance.

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Project Evaluation

• Organisation
• Subject Knowledge
• Persuasiveness
• Grammar Mechanics
• Graphics
• Presentation

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Organisation
The group presents information in a logical,
interesting sequence which the audience can
easily follow.
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Subject Knowledge
Group demonstrates full knowledge (more than
required) by answering all class questions and
explaining all aspects of the park in detail.
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Persuasiveness
Student uses clear, logical arguments presented
in an easy to follow order. (Most important to
least important, then repeats most convincing
argument.)
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Grammar and Spelling
Presentation has no misspellings or grammatical
errors. All writing is clearly understandable.
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Aesthetics
Groups use of graphics, sound animation, etc.
effectively explain and reinforce screen text and
presentation.
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Presentation
Student maintains eye contact with
audience. Student uses a clear voice, and
correct, precise pronunciation so that all of
the audience members can hear.
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Prizes WILL Be Awarded to the Best Presentation!