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Alternative Assignments for English 11

1.1 Infographic Response - Version 2

Task:

For this assignment, take a close look at this infographic and answer the True or False questions found on the worksheet below. After that, you’ll write a short expository paragraph explaining the main ideas from the infographic. Make sure you read it carefully so you understand what it’s showing and saying. This assignment will help you prepare for the 1.7 quiz. 

       Infographic response worksheet (.DOCX)

       Infographic response worksheet (.PDF)

 

Assessment:  Below you will find the exemplary criteria used to assess the assignment.   

Learning Target(s):  Exemplary (6/6):  Student can accurately read and understand the infographic’s explicit data and summarize the key points clearly. Student demonstrates an understanding of the infographic’s purpose and communicates the main ideas using objective, formal language.

Written Expression:  Exemplary (6/6): Sentence structure and vocabulary are clear and appropriate for expository writing. Work is well-organized, free of errors, and communicates the central ideas of the infographic with clarity and accuracy.

Estimated Allotted Time: 30 min

 

Submission:

This is where you will upload your assignment to your teacher for marking.

You will upload the file (.docx, .pdf, .png, .ppt, etc..) containing your assignment.  

Name the file with your name and the title.  eg. First name Last name Infographic Response

      • Click Add submission.
      • Upload the file containing your assignment under File submission.
      • Click Save changes.
      • OR provide the shareable link from your google drive in the online text box.

 

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1.1 Infographic Response - Version 3

Task:

Using the information from the expository paragraph about happiness and Canadian statistics OR the link to the news article at the bottom of the document linked below, your task is to design a clear and engaging infographic that visually presents the key facts, quotes, and statistics on how people find happiness.

Your Infographic Must Include:
    • A title that reflects the topic (e.g., “How Canadians Find Happiness”)
    • At least five statistics from the source
    • Two direct quotes from the research
    • Icons, charts, or illustrations that match the data
    • Clear, readable sections that highlight the major ideas
    • Proper spelling, grammar, and citation of your source
Open the document below to complete this assignment: 

       Infographic Assignment —  Instructions (.DOCX)

       Infographic Assignment —  Instructions (.PDF)

Assessment:  Below you will find the exemplary criteria used to assess the assignment.   

Learning Target(s):

Exemplary (6/6):
Student demonstrates a strong understanding of the key facts, statistics, and quotes from the source material. Information is accurately selected and clearly presented in a visual format that highlights the main ideas. The student thoughtfully organizes content and chooses data that best reflects the theme of happiness in Canada. All content is relevant, fact-based, and clearly connected to the source material.

Written Expression & Design:

Exemplary (6/6):
Written elements (titles, captions, and labels) are concise, clear, and use appropriate academic or informational tone. Vocabulary is varied and suits the purpose of an infographic. There are no spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors. Visual layout is clean and balanced, with consistent use of fonts, spacing, and design elements that enhance readability and communication.

Estimated Allotted Time: 45 min

Submission:

This is where you will upload your assignment to your teacher for marking.

You will upload the file (.docx, .pdf, .png, .ppt, etc..) containing your assignment or the link to your assignment.

Name the file with your name and the title.  eg. First name Last name Infographic Response

      • Click Add submission.
      • Upload the file containing your assignment under File submission.
      • Click Save changes.
      • OR provide the shareable link from your google drive in the online text box.



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