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The Giver Utopia Project
Design Your Own Utopia A utopia is defined as an ideally perfect place. In the novel The Giver, Jonas lives in a utopian world designed to provide food, shelter and safety to the people of the community. If you had to design your perfect world, what would it look like? What would life be like for the people who live in your community? What would be special about your community that would make other people want to join it? You are going to be designing your own utopian world. Your project will include information about the following areas. Under each category, you must supply enough information to inform others of your community and entice them to join.
Your Society [slide 1] Name your society Create a flag for your society. Create a motto for your society. Ex. Vogels Paradise Happiness is the only objective!
Government [slide 2-3] Slide 2- Make a list of 10 rules or laws in your community. Slide 3- You should write at least 10 sentences about your government. Who makes the laws? How are the laws enforced? Is your community a democracy? A dictatorship? A monarchy? What happens when a person in the community breaks a law?
Education [slide 4] What will school be like in your community? What will be taught and what subjects will be required? How will education serve the community? How will schools in your community be different from schools in your community now? You should write at least 8 sentences about your educational system.
Family [Slide 5] What are families going to be like in your community? Are the families going to be: Matriarchal Controlled by the mothers of the family OR Patriarchal Controlled by the father of the family OR Neither matriarchal or patriarchal How many kids should each family have? Is it regulated? Why or why not? Does everyone in each family live in the same dwelling? Why or why not? You should write at least 8 sentences about the families in your community.
Housing [Slide 6] What are the neighborhoods like in your community? Do people live in separate houses? In townhouses? In apartments? In tents? Describe the dwellings in your community. Are all of the houses the same or different? Explain why you chose to design the houses and communities that way. You should write at least 8 sentences about the housing that you provide for the people in your community.
Jobs [slide 7-8] Choose 4 important jobs to describe. For each job, include at least 5 sentences describing: - the title of the job - the function of the job - the type of people chosen for the job -how people are chosen for the job -how people are trained for the job
Money [slide 9] Is there a system of money in your community? If the answer is yes: -Draw a picture of your money [coins and paper money] -What is your money called? If the answer is no: -Why dont you have money? -How do you pay people for their jobs? -How do people get what they need to survive? You should write at least 5 sentences on the system of money in your community?
Transportation [slide 10] How do people get around in your community? Is there a system of mass transit? Why or why not? REMEMBER, IF YOUR COMMUNITY IS VERY LARGE, YOU SHOULD HAVE A WAY FOR PEOPLE TO GET AROUND QUICKLY!!!! You should write at least 3 sentences about your system of transportation in your community.
Environment/Climate [Slide 11] What is the climate like in your community? Tropical? Arctic? Do the seasons change? Are there animals in your community? What kinds? Are they pets or wild? Why? You should write at least 5 sentences about the environment and climate of your community.
Recreation/ Sports [slide 12] What is recreation like in your community? How much time do most people spend on recreation each week? What do people do for fun in your utopian community? Does the government control how people spend their free time? How is this different from the way people spend their free time in the community that you live in now? You should write at least 5 sentences about recreation in your community
Technology [slide 13] How does your community view technology? Are they technologically advanced? Do the people live a more simple life? You should write at least 3 sentences about the technology in your community.
Persuasion [Slide 14] You have one final plea to make people want to choose your utopia over EVERYONE elses! What will you say? Add an additional slide PERSUADING people to JOIN your utopia! Remember this is your final chance!
DRAW A MAP [by hand] Draw an overview map of your community. Make sure to label: - Houses -Schools -Business district [stores, etc.] -Roads -Government buildings -Areas for recreation -Any additional areas that are important for your community
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