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What if snails hadn't saved Bertric-Burée?

After students read and discuss "A Festival of Snails" from France magazine, they will create a new reality with something other than snails saving the population from starvation. Students will research the town, the Dordogne region, the snail industry, and their alternate "savior". Students will present their findings in a creative method of their choice.

Rubric Code: V4626W

By pamelahubert

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Poor 0.5 pts	Fair 0.75 pts	Good 1 pts
Story 40 pts	Poor Story is unorganized and underdeveloped. Story may not take place in Bertirc, France. No apparent research has gone into the content of the story. Errors make it difficult to concentrate on content.	Fair Story is barely interesting and may not be cohesive. Story takes place in Bertric, France. Little evidence of research is present. Errors make it difficult to concentrate on content.	Good Contains a well written story with a clear beginning, middle and end. Story takes place in Bertric, France. Story contains evidence of research. No more than 2 errors (grammar, spelling, punctuation) exists.
Recipe 25 pts	Poor Recipe is explained but not written.	Fair Recipe lacks originality.	Good An original recipe has been created using the new "savior" of Bertric.
Visual 25 pts	Poor Very few tools or new industries are created or explained.	Fair Illustrations or explanations may be missing.	Good Samples of the new "tools" created for the new "savoir" are illustrated either in 2 or 3D. Explanations accompany samples.
Documentation 10 pts	Poor Fewer than 3 sources were consulted. Sources were not listed in a clear, well organized format.	Fair Sources are listed but are not reputable. Evidence of research is less than acceptable for an honors student.	Good All sources used for inspiration or information are listed in a clear, well organized format. Evidence of research is suitable for an honors students.