2. Design a Clubhouse WebQuest Designed by: Chuck Hellman and Maria Sehn WebQuest Edited and Power Point Created by: Lindsay Gaetz

3. Introduction * Congratulations, "We Build It All Incorporated" an architectural firm that specializes in creating blueprints for building projects has just hired you. * Your boss, Ray, the builder, has just assigned you a new project. You must design a blueprint and floor plan for a high- class club house to be sold by Hoger Building Supplies.

4. The Task * You must design the blueprint and floor plan for a 1-story clubhouse. * You must draw an outside view of the clubhouse you wish to design and scan it. *You will then use the Microsoft Drawing tool to design the blue prints for your clubhouse. *The drawing, blueprints and floor plans must then be presented to peers.

5. The Process 1. You will view examples of different types of clubhouses from the websites provided. (see Resource section) 1. You will view examples of different types of clubhouses from the websites provided. (see Resource section) Resource 2. You will draw a picture showing the outside view of the clubhouse you wish to design. You will scan your drawing using appropriate technology. 2. You will draw a picture showing the outside view of the clubhouse you wish to design. You will scan your drawing using appropriate technology. 3. You will use the grid provided (click here) to design a blueprint, and a floor plan for your clubhouse. 3. You will use the grid provided (click here) to design a blueprint, and a floor plan for your clubhouse.click hereclick here

6. Additional Directions 4. Use a 1:20 scale to design the blue print and floor plan. 4. Use a 1:20 scale to design the blue print and floor plan. 5. You will use the Microsoft Drawing feature to draw an accurate blueprint and floor plan for your clubhouse. 5. You will use the Microsoft Drawing feature to draw an accurate blueprint and floor plan for your clubhouse. 6. Your clubhouse must not exceed (be larger than) 4 metres long, by 4 metres wide, by 2 metres high. 6. Your clubhouse must not exceed (be larger than) 4 metres long, by 4 metres wide, by 2 metres high.

7. Included in your blueprint and floor plan must be: 7. Included in your blueprint and floor plan must be: a. 4 separate rooms of varying size to accommodate different activities (meeting room, snack room, reading room, etc.) a. 4 separate rooms of varying size to accommodate different activities (meeting room, snack room, reading room, etc.) b. 2 windows of differing sizes b. 2 windows of differing sizes c. 1 door c. 1 door d. furniture d. furniture e. plumbing e. plumbing f. other f. other

8. 8. You will include the measurements of each room, door, and windows on your blueprint. 8. You will include the measurements of each room, door, and windows on your blueprint. 9. You will submit to Ray, the builder (teacher) an electronic package including your scanned drawing and all blueprints. 9. You will submit to Ray, the builder (teacher) an electronic package including your scanned drawing and all blueprints. 10. Use appropriate technology to present your project to your classmates. 10. Use appropriate technology to present your project to your classmates.

9. Resources Playhouses Treehouse Floorplan Detailed Clubhouse PlansDetailed Clubhouse Plans (pdf file) Treehouse Images More Treehouse Images Log Cabin Clubhouse

10. Evaluation Beginning 1 Developing 2 Accomplished 3 Exemplary 4 Score Blue Print Blueprint and display were messy and not well- organized. Blueprint and display were neat but not well- organized. Blueprint and display were neat and well- organized. Blueprint and display were neat, well organized and extremely creative. Floor Plan Floor plan is disjointed and not well organized. Few details displayed. Existing space is not well used. Floor plan shows some detail, some attention to organization and creative thought. Existing space is adequately used. Floor plan is organized with some creative thought and attention to detail displayed. Uses existing space well. Floor plan is extremely well organized and creative showing exemplary attention to detail. Makes excellent use of existing space. Presentation No effort at eye contact, voice clarity and projection. Adequate preparation and fluid delivery. Somewhat organized, rehearsed with some attention paid to voice projections and eye contact. Highly organized, well rehearsed, holds attention, with good voice projection, eye contact and pacing. Total