Fallacies Scavenger Hunt
Read Chapter 5 of Everything is an Argument before embarking on this project.
Under modules I have a lot of sources you can use to further your knowledge of fallacies.
GCC library database Kanopy has a few documentaries on fallacies too.
You need to find 2 fallacies from each of the 3 Aristotelian Appeals: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos.
Emotional Appeal Fallacies (Pathos): Scare Tactics, Either/Or Choices, Slippery Slope, Overly Sentimental Appeal, and Bandwagon Appeal.
Ethical Appeal Fallacies (Ethos): Appeals to False Authority, Dogmatism, Ad Hominem Arguments, and Stacking the deck
Logical Appeal Fallacies (logos): Hasty generalization, faulty Causality, Begging the Question, Equivocation, Non Sequitur, Straw Man, Red Herring, and Faulty Analogy.
Look at website, blog articles, editorials, syndicated columns, news reports, interviews, speeches, advertisements (digital as well as print) and cartoons for Fallacies.
Explain the fallacy in depth. Why did you think this was a fallacy and what fallacy was used. Do not assume your teacher will understand the fallacy. It is your job to clarify in detail the fallacious nature of that fallacy.