You have all learned about different parts of what it takes to plan a Trip of a Lifetime. Now group members come back to the larger WebQuest team with expertise gained by searching one of the aspects needed to complete this task. You must all now complete the Task as a group. Use information, pictures, movies, facts, opinions, etc. from the web sites you explored to create your final project. Your WebQuest team should write out an answer that everyone on the team can live with. You should have at least 15 slides in your final PowerPoint (an opening, the 12 days, an ending, and work cited page) but you can always do more.
So is an elephant smooth, rough, soft, or hard? Well, when you're blindfolded and only *looking* at one part, it's easy to come up with an answer that may not be completely right. It's the same for understanding a topic as broad or complex as Trip Planning: when you only know part of the picture, you only know part of the picture. Now you all know a lot more. Nice work. You should be proud of yourselves! How can you use what you've learned to see beyond the black and white of a topic and into the grayer areas? What other parts of Trip Planning could still be explored? Remember, learning never stops.