Q1 Map It Out: Trip Pitch

Make Your Trip Pitch Visual

You have chosen your park, identified your strongest reasons, and gathered evidence. Now it is time to turn your argument into a visual that will capture your classmates’ attention and convince them that your park is the best choice!

Step 4. Create Your Visual

Use the information you developed in Steps 1–3 to create a clear, colorful, and persuasive visual. Your visual should include:

• The name of your chosen amusement park
• Your three best features
• Facts or evidence supporting each featureverwaltung
• Reasons the park is safe, educational, and a responsible use of the $4,000 grant
• Relevant images, charts, icons, or other visual elements

Use only tools approved by your teacher. If you are unsure whether a tool is permitted, ask before beginning. You might:

• Create an infographic using Canva, Gemini, or Microsoft Copilot.
• Design a presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Canva Presentations.
• Make a poster using chart paper, colorful markers, and other art supplies.
• Use another creative format approved by your teacher.

Remember that the visuals should support your argument and make your information easier to understand, not distract your audience.

Step 5. Pitch Your Trip!

Present your visual trip pitch to the class. You will have only 30 seconds, so make every second count!

Before presenting:

1. Decide which information is most important.
2. Write and practice a short pitch.
3. Make sure your visual can be seen and understood quickly.
4. Speak clearly and bring plenty of energy!

Your goal is to convince your classmates that your amusement park offers the best adventure while meeting the class’s needs and budget.