Different Activities require Different Levels of Effort:
LOW EFFORT: The effort required by club/members is low. Little to no prep is needed. Examples: attendance, hanging pre-made signs, online video, discussion topic, etc.
MEDIUM EFFORT: The effort required by club/members is more involved. Some prep is required. Examples: schedule a speaker, design a bulletin board, create an original poster, man an information booth, etc.
HERE’S AN EXAMPLE OF SCALING UP AN ACTIVITY:
MOST EFFORT: The effort required by club/members is HIGH. Involves much advanced planning, organization, and may include outreach to partners or event promotion. Examples: Traffic Safety Day, community-wide event, large-scale campaign over extended time period, etc.
IT’S UP TO YOU!: This is for the GO ABOVE & BEYOND activity where club/members design a new activity. It can be EASY, MODERATE, or DIFFICULT but is determined by the amount of prep done.
All Activities Are Scalable and Can Earn More Points!
Consult the rubric! Adding a larger audience increases the point value for any activity you do!
If club/members decide they want to hang pre-made posters from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reminding students to Buckle Up!, they can earn 50 POINTS for hanging in one classroom but could earn 150 POINTS (or more if also post pictures and tags on social media!) for hanging posters in all bathrooms within the school.
