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Journey Through Words: Interactive Trail Map Project

Create an engaging trail map project with unique features including an epigram, route markers, a fork in the road, and a destination marker. Enhance the map with twin texts explaining the significance of each marker, an original poem or narrative about the fork, and a descriptive goal paragraph. Utilize MLA bibliography for twin texts and set completion goals for different time periods. Submit the final project with all components by Friday.

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Journey Through Words: Interactive Trail Map Project

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  1. Your Final Map Project is due Friday! On the visual Printed & attached separately • Trail • Epigram at start of trail • 5 route markers • 1 fork in the road • 1 goal/destination marker at end of trail • Other map features like title, key, directions, etc. • 5 twin texts • One for each route marker • On each twin text, 3-5 sentence explanation of how text relates to marker • Original poem or personal narrative (story) about fork • Goal paragraph • MLA bibliography for twin texts

  2. Work Completion Goals • Write on your paper: • Today • Tonight • Tomorrow • For each time period, write down a goal related to your map project • I will be checking your goals at the end of class and again tomorrow.

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