WHAT IS A FINISHED PROJECT?
At a minimum, your project should include your research and findings, as well as a summary of what you did for each of the 4 steps.
Explore> Investigate>Process>Create
You may want to present this along with a visual (your model, your photos, your conclusions) which could take many different forms.
Some methods of bringing your project to life can be found in the file below, but I am open to anything you may be thinking as long as you connect with me about it (in cae you are bringing a pony and need a place to tie it between classes, for instance).
If you need something extra and very specific, we probably won't have it here in the school, but check with me anyway as I can double-check with the head of the science department. Who knows, maybe we have something to help you here.
Some methods of bringing your project to life can be found in the file below, but I am open to anything you may be thinking as long as you connect with me about it (in cae you are bringing a pony and need a place to tie it between classes, for instance).
If you need something extra and very specific, we probably won't have it here in the school, but check with me anyway as I can double-check with the head of the science department. Who knows, maybe we have something to help you here.
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Remember to follow the 4 steps below in order to create your project in the best possible way, and keep your summary as you go, so you don't miss any steps.
1. EXPLORE
2. INVESTIGATE
3. PROCESS INFO
4. CREATE
