Pick one of the options:
Option 1 (if working alone):
Generation No Kid Hungry contest –
http://www.weareteachers.com/grants-contests/contests/no-kid-hungry-teen-photo-essay-contest
Through an essay of 500-800 words
and 3-5 original photographs, address the problem of childhood hunger in the
United States. How does childhood hunger affect the lives of teens and children
either from your own life or the lives of others where you live? Your essay can
be whatever you want it to be: personal, persuasive, objective, political. Use
the photographs effectively to help deliver the message or tell the story you
want to tell.
Option 2 (small groups – no more than 4 students):
Breast Cancer Awareness
1. Read a survivors story at http://www.cancercenter.com/breast-cancer/stories/
2. Read a science article related to Breast Cancer
at http://www.sciencemag.org/site/special/breastcancer/
3. Using the personal account and science research
create an advertisement or short documentary related to Breast Cancer
Awareness. You can refer to page 947 in
the textbook.
Presentations for both options will be Friday, October 23.
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