1. 10/3/14 BR: How many people do you need to interview for your project? Today: What’s in Your Community?

2. Making A Community Map We will make a large map of all of the things in our neighborhood. We will complete this project by next Tuesday. Upon completion of the projects all those involved will receive 100 points.

3. Project Teams (partner only!) Pick up the explanation sheet and rubric of the project. Read it over, ask questions.

4. More Details: Use the Map process sheet but here are some additional details 1-2.Use Irving Park, Pulaski, Albany, Lawrence as your boundaries 4. Survey at Least 5 People (family and teachers count!) -Write down their responses (or give them a copy of the paper and have them write it down!) 7. Create a key for your map (resources, problems/things to improve

6. Survey Results Resources/Assets (positives)Things to improve

7. What to Hand In? - How do I get 100 Points? 1.Map – properly labeled (resources and areas to improve) 2.Survey responses (at least 5) - questions a-d. 3.List of resources/assets and Things to be improved (survey results) 4.Perfect Paragraph – How do you feel about your community?

8. Map Key? My House Resources/Asset Challenge/Problem/thing to improve 1 7

9. Map Key (examples) 1.Albany Park Neighborhood Center - 5101 N Kimball Ave, Chicago, IL 60625 (773) 509-5650 7. Abandoned house with gang graffiti – 2111 W. Eastwood

10. Survey Responses Pick up a paper and read it over. Pick out the resources and assets as well as the location (if you can) List them on a piece of paper (see next) and hand it in at the end of the period.

11. Survey Response (example) 1. Asset/Resource – “Friendly People” – Lawrence and Kedzie