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3.  Project for Homer’s Odyssey:  Model

 

Required Checklist for Model Project

(60% of total project grade): 

    1.        *at least 10 ‘details from episode’ must be visually represented in your model

    2.        *base of the model must be a sturdy, non-flexible material (e.g., wood)

                   which is easily able to support your model

    3.      *all models must be durable, with all materials securely attached

                   - points will be deducted for missing/broken pieces

                   - remember, the model will be on display in Knights Hall for a week

  

          *entire models from paper/cardboard/shoebox material are not permitted

           *clay-type material (such as ‘Model Magic’) may be used for figures or details,

                   but the entire model cannot be constructed from this material

 

 *Not Permitted-dolls of any sort (unless constructed from scratch for project)

                                      -store-bought action figures/army men/figurines of any sort

                                      -Lego materials or anything similar

 

          *some suggestions for materials:

                   -chicken-wire covered with papier-mâché for structures/landscape

                   -decorated clothespins, thread spools, or clay for characters

                   -rocks, sticks, straw, pebbles, cotton balls, buttons, paper clips, dried pasta/beans,             

                        bits of fabric, string, rubber bands, toothpicks, marbles, etc

 

Overall Quality and Effectiveness

(20% of total grade)

            1.         -neatness/clarity                             3.         -ability to tell the story visually

           2.        -artistic merit & presentation          4.         -creativity/originality

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