EL MERCADO PBL unit on foods. EL MERCADO GRADING  25% - GROUP EVALUATION  STAYING ON TASK  MEETING DEADLINES  BEING PREPARED  COOPERATING IN GROUP.

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EL MERCADO PBL unit on foods

EL MERCADO

GRADING  25% - GROUP EVALUATION  STAYING ON TASK  MEETING DEADLINES  BEING PREPARED  COOPERATING IN GROUP

GRADING  75% - INDIVIDUAL EVALUATION  MEETING DEADLINES  COMPLETED SECTION  TEACHER EVALUATION  PEER EVALUATION

DAY 1: GROUP FORMATION  5 MEMBERS TO EACH GROUP.  EACH MEMBER WILL HAVE A SPECIFIC ASSIGNMENT AND ROLE.  THE GROUP WILL DESIGN AND BUILD THEIR “MERCADO”.  TURN IN GROUP ASSIGNMENT SHEET

DAY 2: OUTLINE OF PROJECT  GATHER INFORMATION  DESIGN STANDS (PUESTO)  DETERMINE 10 FOOD ITEMS FOR EACH STAND  TURN IN OUTLINE

DAY 3: FLYER AND SALES PITCH  STANDS DRAWN  FOODS PLACED AND WRITTEN IN SPANISH  FLYER DRAWN AND PRINTED  SALES PITCHES ARE WRITTEN  TURN IN FLYER AND SALES PITCH

DAY 4: BUILD AND PRACTICE  EL MERCADO IS BUILT AND LABELED  EACH GROUP PRACTICES ITS SALES PITCH  TEACHER LISTENS TO EACH GROUP

DAY 5: PRESENTATIONS  EACH GROUP GIVES ITS PRESENTATION