Project+Instructions

** Audience: ** ** peers, administrators, public ** ** Scenario: ** ** Your travel agency is developing an overnight field trip for students to learn more about constructive and destructive forces in Georgia. Your job is to create a travel poster (Glogster), PowerPoint, Movie Maker or Photostory infomercial, of your field trip that will attract principals and schools to your travel agency. Remember to be creative and select only the best attractions that support student learning! Your fleet of coach buses is waiting, so good luck! ** ** Product: **
 * Role: ** ** Travel Agent **
 * Using information from your research, activities, and field experiences, create one of the acceleration options that describes what students can learn during their field trip. This field trip should support Georgia learning standards by highlighting Georgia’s own landforms and surface features shaped by constructive and destructive forces. It will be important that your project include a map of Georgia that identifies, locates, and describes at least: **


 * ** 2 landforms in Georgia that were caused by constructive forces, **
 * ** 2 landforms in Georgia that were caused by destructive forces, and **
 * ** 1 landform or process that involves both constructive and destructive forces. **


 * In your research and development, it will also be important that your travel project show what forces were involved in creating or destroying these landforms. Your project should be colorful and attractive for principals and schools to review, complete with illustrations and/or photographs. You might also consider types of accommodations for large groups of students to visit and other unique characteristics that the locations might provide. **


 *  Examples of Georgia Attractions: Tallulah Falls, Appalachian Mountains, Pine Mountain, Stone Mountain, Amicalola Falls, Sawnee Mountain, Brasstown Ball, Yonah Mountain, Brevard Fault Zone, Lookout Mountain, Blue Ridge Mountains, Cumberland Plateau, Sand Mountain, Providence Canyon, Okefenokee Swamp, Georgia Barrier Islands, Georgia Rivers (Chattahoochee,etc) ||