Introduction
Explore, Uncover, Discover
Students will have the opportunity to explore God's world through an individualised learning program.
Students will be required to communicate effectively what they have discovered by composing, editing and presenting well structured and coherent texts.
Students will be challenged to think imaginatley, creatively and critically about information and ideas.
Aims:
- To research a topic of your own choice
- To create what you find out into a clear and engaging project
- To present your project to the class
Expectations:
- To work independently
- To work faithfully with the time given
Task
Plan
Students will need to access 'Wonderopolis' webiste http://wonderopolis.org/
Students will need to choose a 'Wonder of the day'
Research
Students will need to follow the links provided in the 'wonder' to research the topic
Create
Students will need to create a project that shows their research
Present
Students will need to present their project to the class
Process
Step 1 Plan
You will need to access the Wonderopolis website at
Choose a 'wonder of the day'
Step 2 Research
Read through the information on your chosen 'wonder'.
Click on any hyperlinks within information
Watch any videos linked to your wonder
Step 3 Create
How are you going to present this information to the class?
Here are some options:
- a creative short story
- a WeVideo
- a Prezi/PowerPoint presentation
- a speech
- a drama
- a song (with instrument)
- a poster
- a board game
- a page of notes with pictures
- a model
- a labelled drawing
Step 4 Present
Present your findings to the class
Evaluation
Assessment:
Students will be assessed on:
1. The overall presentation and engagement in this activity
2. The overall quality of the final product presented to the class
Student Evaluation:
Please fill in the following survey at
Remember to be honest and clear in your self evaluations.
Some questions to guide your evaluation:
- Was I engaged completely in this task?
- Did I work faithfully each week?
- What was the hardest part of this task?
- What part did I enjoy the most?
- What would I change in the way I presented my research to the class?