Fourth Annual

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Fourth Annual
Ambassador of All Nations
Contest 2000-2001
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In previous years

• AAN was a project for English II students to
  research the geography, costumes, rituals and
  customs, foods, agriculture, natural and tourist
  attractions, flag, and map of a foreign country.

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Students spent

• countless hours and lots of money on ways to
  produce the best backdrops, food, costumes,
  friendship tokens, trip itineraries, and
  characters to represent their particular foreign
  country.

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This year

• students will have help in preparing many of
  the required products and some of the extras
  that will earn bonus points because they are
  beyond what is required.

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In previous years

• students had to get through the project with
  only about three weeks preparation time.

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This year

• we will begin the project now and prepare for
  the April performance throughout the school year.

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Soon with the directions!Step ONE

• Look around the room. See with whom you
  would like to work. You will be allowed to work
  with people from any of the four English II
  teachers classes (during this class period
  only). Formulate a group of 3-5 members! No
  more - No less.

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NextStep TWO

• After you have formulated your group, obtain
  a card from the teacher in charge of cards and
  write your group members names on the card.
  Realize that one of the group members has to be
  willing to become the ambassador from a foreign
  country, dress up, and speak before a large crowd.

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Step THREE

• Your group will draw three country names and
  choose ONE country from the three. After all
  groups have drawn, any group wishing to trade may
  come to Ms. Sauers room from 400 - 500 PM
  today or 730 800 AM on Thursday morning and
  trade their country for what is left.

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AAN Dates

• Dates have been prearranged by the English II
  teachers for every other Wednesday to work on
  this project.

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You said we were going to get help?

• Who? students from other classes.
• What? will do the research and create certain
  products to sell to country groups. All
  English students can begin earning in class by
  being present, on time, and staying out of ISS.
• When? beginning September 1, 2000.

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Where? Why?

• Ag, Home Economics, Career and Technology,
  History, Geography, Math, and other classes will
  discover countries chosen and then create recipe
  packages, service packages, and report packages
  to sell and they will be placed on a web page
  where students may go to bid for these products.

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Earn Money?

• For each day you are present in class and on
  time, you will earn 1.00.
• At the end of each six weeks,
• an A will earn you 5.00,
• a B - 4.00
• a C - 3.00
• a D - 2.00
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