Brainstorm. Decide which location you'd like to use for your imaginary visit.
Find at least four pictures you'd like to use that show the Guatemalan town or attraction you visited and a form of transportation you used. If you have a talent for art, you may create your own pictures.
Jot down notes for each of your three paragraphs:
notes in Spanish about what you saw and did in the place you visited.
notes in English about a Guatemalan form of transportation you used.
notes in English about similarities and differences between your culture and that of the Guatemalan town you visited.
Write the rough draft for your three paragraphs.
Reread the information. Check the grammar, punctuation, and content of what you wrote. Be sure you correctly conjugated the past tense verbs in your Spanish paragraph!
Neatly write or type the final copy of your paragraphs.
Develop creative Spanish labels for your photos and write them out. You may want to incorporate some Guatemalan slang, such as ¡Qué calidad! Un volcán incredible.
Decide how you want to arrange your paragraphs, photos, or drawings.
Create your final project.