Plan a short local-history tour identifying at least three historically significant sites in the community, with a one-line explanation of why each site matters.
A historic site is any real place that connects to your community's history: an old building, a historical marker or plaque, a museum, a park named after a real person, or a long-standing downtown block. This week you plan your own mini-tour, connecting at least three such sites into one short route.
A good tour is not just a list of stops -- each stop needs a one-line reason it matters, so a visitor understands WHY that spot is worth seeing, not just where it is.
Mastery looks like: They plan a tour with at least three real historic sites and a genuine one-line reason each one matters.
Common stumbles: Listing sites without any real reason attached, so the tour becomes just a list of locations instead of a story.