<p> French I-</p><p>Mon Arbre généalogique!</p><p>Make a poster with a tree-type chart to represent 5 people in your family. Include 3 X 4 or larger photos, scanned copies of photos or detailed, realistic drawings of family members. You may use a whole or half poster. You may also do a powerpoint; see directions below. </p><p>Say 5 things about each of the 5 family members. : </p><p>1. Identify the person. (Identify her/his relationship to you, and say their name). Ex. Voici ma sœur jumelle, Michelle.</p><p>2. Say their age. Ex. Elle a 52 ans. </p><p>3. Say a description-physical characteristic Ex. Elle est brune et jolie. </p><p>4. Say something about their personality. Ex. Elle est intelligente et sympa.</p><p>5. Tell what the person likes to do, or what he/she does for a living. Elle aime regarder les films. Elle est prof. </p><p>You must include at least five family members. You can include extended family members if your immediate family is small. You may include one pet. Number your family members and then put the facts on the back of the poster by number. Please do not do more than 10 family members, as your time limit to speak is just 3 minutes. Your poster must be legible, with writing large enough to be read 3+ feet away. If you choose to do a powerpoint, please include one slide per family member and label him/her and another slide for his/her 5 facts. Remember 5 people, 5 facts. Poster or Powerpoint! If you use powerpoint, please bring it on a flashdrive, and put it into the class dropbox during class, and let me know as you do it, so I can verify. If you choose poster format, please make sure I date/sign it, when you bring it to class. DUE: ______</p><p>Grading Rubric: </p><p>50 points: Sentences (proper usage of vocabulary and grammar) 25 points: Poster (neat, legible, proper format) 25 points: Oral presentation (pronunciation, accuracy)</p>