<p> Welcome to Navigate Powered by NIDES Social Studies 10! Please note that the First Assignment is a requirement to be registered in the course.</p><p>Legal last name: First name:</p><p>Other last name: Home phone#:</p><p>Middle name: Cell Phone #: Parent or guardian Student Email: email: Other school attending: Instructions: This assignment is intended to take approximately 5 - 10 hours to complete. It is worth 10% of your final grade for the course, so complete it carefully:</p><p>Note to students : For this course, this First Assignment must be saved and submitted as either a Word Document .doc file or as a Rich Text file .rtf. These are both ‘editable’ formats which allow for teacher feedback. In this course a Multimedia presentation is required, so it can be attached separately, but at the same time as this FA. If it’s a Prezi the link needs to allow for access. </p><p>First Assignments received in any other format (such as pdf, key, pages, or scanned copies), will be returned to the student unmarked to be converted to and resubmitted as a Word Document or rtf which will delay enrollment in the course.</p><p>Instructions: This assignment is intended to take approximately 5 - 10 hours to complete. It is worth 10% of your final grade for the course, so complete it carefully: Read each question carefully before answering</p><p>1. Answer all questions to the best of your ability, and in your own words. 2015 2. Take your time and explore all of the resources. You will receive a higher mark on your First Assignment if you include your learning from the readings and resources provided. 3. Contact the Social Studies 10 teacher for help if needed. Teacher contact information can be found on the Navigate website 4. When you have completed this assignment, return it and the multimedia presentation (as a separate attachment) to : [email protected] or attach it to your registration form </p><p>Office Use Only Date: 2015</p><p>Teacher feedback: </p><p>I. Multiple Choice /10 </p><p>II. Multi-media Presentation (email as separate attachment please) /90 </p><p>Note to students: To finalize registration for this course, this First Assignment needs to be fully and satisfactorily completed. </p><p>Please immediately save a copy of this Word Doc to your computer just in case any technological glitches arise during the writing of it…better to be safe than sorry. The mark for this will count for 10%. </p><p>When completed: Save this entire FA as a Word Document with the file name as follows </p><p> firstname.lastname.Socials10FA.doc</p><p>Learning Outcomes for this assignment include: </p><p>1. evaluate and organize collected data ~ textual, factual, illustrative 2. interpret information and data from the following maps 3. accurately cite sources 4. interpret and present data in graphic form 5. plan, format, and deliver a formal presentation that integrates a variety of media</p><p>Part I Map Reading Review…Multiple Choice Questions </p><p>Please refer to the following map of Canada to answer questions 1 through 10. 2015 Multiple Choice – highlight the correct answer based on the map above /10 </p><p>1. The location of the map’s scale is: a. Top right portion of the map b. Bottom right area of the map c. Bottom left corner of the map d. Top left corner of the map e. Not visible</p><p>2. This map’s scale measures: a. Distance from 0 - 250 miles b. Distance from 0 - 250 km c. Distance between both a and b d. Lines of latitude and longitude</p><p>3. The Arctic Ocean is in the: a. West b. North c. East d. South</p><p>4. The Pacific Ocean is along the: 2015 a. West b. North c. East d. South</p><p>5. The Atlantic Ocean is in the: a. West b. North c. East d. South</p><p>6. Winnipeg and the U.S. Border are found in the: a. West b. North c. East d. South</p><p>7. 60o and 40o north or south of the equator represents lines of: a. Longitude b. Latitude c. Borders d. Regions</p><p>8. 60o, 80o, and 100o west or east represent global degree lines of: a. Longitude b. Latitude c. Borders d. Regions</p><p>9. Vancouver’s latitude is approximately: a. 40oN b. 50oN c. 60oW d. 80oW</p><p>10. Vancouver’s longitude is approximately:</p><p>2015 a. 60oW b. 80oW c. 100oW d. 125oW</p><p>Part II Multi-Media Presentation: Canada’s Western Provinces’ Emblems & Symbols ( /90)</p><p>Detailed Multi- Media Marking Rubric link 6 Point Marking Scale Directions: 1. Choose ONE of these multimedia presentation programs: MS Word PowerPoint, or Prezi, or Open Office “Impress” OneDrive or you-tube to create a vibrant informative multi-media presentation on the emblems and symbols of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba complete with animation and music for full marks – attach this separately along with this registration form </p><p>2. When your presentation is finished follow the two steps closely in the text box below. Required features and checklist/criteria </p><p> Emblems/images/symbols for all four provinces includes: mammal/animal; the flower/plant; gem/stone; and tree. Emblems and symbols should be paired up on the same slide, and have variety to portray importance of emblems.  Required facts: Each emblem’s month/year when it was adopted and its importance – why it was chosen over other possibilities.  “ Additional” facts: new slides with minimum six facts for each province; maximum ten facts. Pics added will add to overall mark.  Multimedia touches: Use Auto Forward and music/audio of some sort like sound effects/music devices. Also animate the text or images or both on each slide to liven up the presentation. Sample below shows “sound icon” on first slide.  Bibliography Slide: this is the very last slide, to cite the sources/where you got the images and information in the presentation. Follow this format. http://www.openschool.bc.ca/courses/booklets/writer/works_cited.html#anchor1023397</p><p>2015 Extra tid bits…KID language for this? </p><p>~ Probably minimum 10 slides, the first as an intro. and the last is a reference slide…~ the middle 8 slides in pairs for the four provinces, one slide for emblems/facts, the other for additional info. No more than 6 lines of text and three images per slide is the rule of thumb to avoid cluttering the slide. ~ The top presentations have close to 20 slides with lots of beautiful images, nicely balanced and displayed, the text is animated and/or the images move, there is audio/music uploaded, the text is very clear to read over the background…solid background with cropped images/text are the most visually appealing. Use different shapes for variety.</p><p>Email completed First Assignment to [email protected] or attach to your registration form</p><p>2015 </p>