The Process

horizontal rule


1. You will first be divided in groups of four, assigned by the teacher.

2. Once in your groups, divide up the roles (one person to each role) and click on your role to find more specific instructions.  Here are some general tips for your search:

bullet Feel free to explore other web sites not listed here.
bullet Some of the web sites may open in a new window.  Once you are done exploring these sites, simply close that window to return to the WebQuest page.
bullet Use the Guide that will be passed out in class to help you while you are searching the Internet.
bullet Geographer
bullet Scholar
bullet Culture Expert
bullet Fine Arts Expert

3. Once you have divided up the roles, read the letter with your group with your specific role in mind. (Click on the graphic to read the letter.)

4. Take the clues from the letter that will help you in your search and then go out exploring!

 

 

5. Once everyone is done exploring, come back together as a group to discuss your findings.  Each person should share what they found about the countries and then use his or her persuasive skills to convince the rest of the group that they have the correct location. Once each person has presented his or her findings, the group should come to a consensus about the whereabouts of El Espantapájaros y Sra. Reye.
 

6. After the city of the couple's location has been agreed upon by all group members, you should:

 Begin to write the warrant request.  (Click on the policeman to find an outline you must use.)  You may use any format you want (computer or paper); however, it must be in Spanish. 

 Your written summary will be presented to the class in a brief 5-minute oral presentation. 

 Be sure to include the clues that were on your list, and how and why you decided upon the location that you did.  This should also be in Spanish. 

 Be convincing. You want us to go out and assist you, El Espantapájaros y Sra. Reye in the capture of the diabolical El Crawler De Noche!

                         


*** If you need to look up any Spanish words, you can use your Spanish-English Dictionary ***