1. Mysteries of the Spanish- Speaking World Due: lunes, el siete de marzo

2. Guidelines:  You will be working alone  Mysteries are given away on a first come first served basis  We will spend one or two days in the lab researching (lunes y quizás martes)  You will need to produce a written report and PowerPoint/Poster, as well as present the information

3. Your Research:  What it is  What the mystery or intrigue behind it is  Theories some people have  Interesting information

4. Visual:  Title & Author slide  12-15 informational slides  Headings on each slide  2-3 pictures per slide  Captions on all pictures  NO FULL SENTENCES, JUST HEADINGS AND CAPTIONS

5. Essay:  Title  IN YOUR OWN WORDS…I will check of plagiarism  CITATIONS…the website addresses you got your information from cited at the end of each paragraph  A full 3 Pages…minimum 13 point font 1 inch margins 1.5 spacing

6. Presentation:  7 minutes  TALK to us, don’t READ at us  No note cards  This is a TEST grade…very important to do well on this!!!

7. Topics:  The Mystery of Machu Picchu  The Search for the City of El Dorado  The Appearance of the Nazca Lines  The Riddle of Chichén Itza  Who Built the Great City of Teotihuacán?  The Mystery of Easter Island & its Giant Moai Statues  The Mysteries of Lake Titicaca and Tiahuanaco  The Naica Mine of Chihuahua, Mexico  Ica Stones; Hoax or Real?  Stone Balls of Costa Rica  Mysteries and Prophesies of the Mayan Calendar  The Thirteen Crystal Skulls of Mesoamerica  Ponce de Leon’s Quest for the Fountain of Youth  Bermuda Triangle Mystery