Objective To practice utilizing a budget to fund a dream vacation Students will develop a travel brochure to express their vacation to the class Vacations Project Instructions In groups of 34 you will plan a vacation for a family of four ID: 514130
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Slide1
Vacations Project
Objective:
To practice utilizing a budget to fund a dream
vacation.
Students will
develop a
travel brochure to express their
vacation to
the class.Slide2
Vacations Project Instructions
In groups of 3-4 you will plan a vacation for a, “family of four”
ON A BUDGET!
Your
group will draw a budget for your vacation at random.
Your
group can plan a camping trip, road trip, cruise, or plane trip but you must stay within your budget. Slide3
What will you do?
As a group you will create a travel brochure detailing the location of your trip and the activities that it offers.Slide4
Who will do what?
Each team member will be responsible for
the following for the trip:
1. Attractions and Events
2. Lodging and Transportation
3.Food
4. Itinerary with expense breakdownSlide5
How much time will you have?
You will have 1 day in the classroom to prepare AND
Two (2) days
in the computer lab to research and create your brochure.Slide6
Grade
Requirements
Vacation
planning in class
Printing a Travel
Brochure
Completing all 6 panel requirements of the brochure.Slide7
What should I budget for?
Budget Requirements:
Transportation
costs
:
train, plane, or bus and/or car and gas for road trips
Gas: account for an average of
28 mpg
at a rate of
$4.00 per gallon
Use Google maps to calculate distance
Flight cost
Cruse tickets costs
Campsite fee
Lodging costs
Hotel, RV, Tents, Cruise Ship, etc. (What does it look like? Does it have a view?)
Food
:
Groceries, Snacks, eating out (restaurants)
Attractions
and Events
: Shows, concerts, museums, etc. (What are you going to do while on vacation?)Slide8
How to set up your
Vacations Brochure
Sample Brochure (Outside)
Sample Brochure (Inside)
Panel 5:
Day 1
Day to Day Itinerary
Panel 6:
Day 2
Day-to-Day
Itinerary
Panel 1:
Vacation Destination and
Travel Agents
(your
group manes and responsibilities)
Panel 2
:
Attractions
and
Events
Panel 3
:
Lodging
and
Transportation
Panel
4:
Food
Day 1
Breakfast $________
Lunch $________
Dinner $________
Snacks/Groceries $________
Day 2
Breakfast $________
Lunch $________
Dinner $________
Snacks/Groceries $________