That's right. You think your procrastination is bad? I have avoided this entire assignment for practically half of a school year.
And spring break? Yeah, there's two more days left and I haven't even touched it.
But there's still salvation. I have two weeks until it's due. That's 14 days!
So what exactly do I have to do for this project?
- create an extended family tree, as far back as I can possibly go
- interview a family member and create a brochure on their life
- write a personal narrative on my life thus far
- trace back the very first immigrants to America in my family (this one isn't so hard, they were my parents)
- create a family quilt with squares that represent my family
- write a textbook entry about 2008 elections, complete with graphs, other info
- brocure/document/pamphlet that highlights your culture
- present differences between immigration today and in the past
- +4 extra projects that show off own culture/family history
Phew. I currently have three things done. Can I do this? Now that I've written the entire list of requirements out... I'm a bit intimidated.
But I guess it's really a need to just sit down and finish it. Nothing seems top difficult I guess, it'll just be time consuming. And once I've got all the research done, I can try and scrapbook all together in some way, which isn't too bad.
Okay, I need to go plug in my iPod and finish this.
Hope all you kids learned a lesson and choose not to follow in the footsteps of this procrastinating perfectionist.
PS
Anyone still interested in that collaborative blog I was talking about in my post yesterday?
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