<p> Pandora’s Box Today’s culture would be different had the world NOT been introduced to perils such as violence, sickness, and hunger. Allowing a sleeping dog to lie comes to mind when you think about how simple life really was before and could have been IF curiosity hadn’t killed the cat! </p><p>Your group will receive a real world event/topic. With this real world event/topic, YOU are expected to collaboratively create your very own Pandora’s Box with a total of SIX items along with thoughtful physical representation that symbolizes each of the SIX items. FIVE of the SIX items MUST be things/items that make specific real world event topic worse in the world. </p><p>The SIXTH item MUST be ONE thing that would leave a sense of hope, as it relates to the real world event/topic assigned to your group. Like the five items, this one item of hope MUST have a physical representation that symbolizes it. **See the hope event/item as the SAVIOR of your group’s real world event/topic.</p><p>PLEASE NOTE: Because creativity is the key, you are NOT to purchase (or ask your parents to purchase) ANYTHING for items! YOUR group is expected to be far MORE resourceful in creating the symbolic representation for each item. You are encouraged to create items OR bring representatives from home. Each person in the group is responsible for at least one item for your group’s Pandora’s Box. Everyone in the group is responsible for creating the actual BOX that will hold the items. A total of THREE ELAR grades will come from this project.</p><p>ITEMS of Pandora’s Box Grading Rubric: Item & Symbolic Symbolic Representation (60 pts.) Explanation of Symbolic Representation (60 pts.) Representation (of Item) Rating Scale: Rating Scale: 3=Fantastic Representation (10 pts.) 3=Thorough Explanation (10 pts.) 2=Fair Representation (6 pts.) 2=Fair Explanation (6 pts.) 1=Poor Representation (0 pts.) 1=Insufficient Explanation (0 pts.)</p><p>#1—</p><p>#2—</p><p>#3—</p><p>#4—</p><p>#5—</p><p>#6— The SAVING item</p><p>Each person will present their item on the presentation date! PRESENTATION of items of Pandora’s Box Grading Rubric: Group Member Eye Rating: Volume Rating: Rate Rating: Enthusiasm Rating:  3 (25 pts.)…  3 (25 pts.)…  3 (25 pts.)…  3 (25 pts.)… Confidently Excellent Fantastically Audible Extraordinarily well- Appropriately Awesome  2 (15 pts.)…  2 (15 pts.)… paced  2 (15 pts.)… Fair but inconsistent Fair but inconsistent  2 (15 pts.)… Fair but inconsistent  1 (0 pts.)…  1 (0 pts.)… Fair but inconsistent  1 (0 pts.)… No eye contact Too low/loud  1 (0 pts.)… No enthusiasm conveyed Too fast/slow</p><p>Each person will present their item on the presentation date! Pandora’s BOX Grading Rubric:</p><p>Components Criteria Evaluation, Ratings, & Facilitator Comments  Bonus Points/Extra Credit is embedded in this assignment! However, you MUST give extra to attain exceeding expectation in order to earn the points; they will NOT be given!</p><p>Creativity Choice of box—(25 pts.)—Rating: _____</p><p>Ratings: 3=30 pts.—Exceeds Expectation 2=25 pts.—Met Expectation 1=10 pts.—Below Expectation  ______</p><p>Box Designed according to peril assigned—(25 pts.)—Rating: _____</p><p>Use of Color—(25 pts.)—Rating: ______</p><p>Neatness</p><p>Ratings: 3=25 pts.—Met Expectation 2=15 pts.—Somewhat Met Expectation 1=10 pts.—Below Expectation </p>