Your first task is to design the cover for your project. There are several ways for you to complete this task, so use the method that will work best for your final product. For example, you would not want to make a 3-demensional poster if your final product is going to be a PowerPoint presentation. If you want to draw, make a collage, or something else creative for your cover, we will welcome that…however, keep in mind we can only scan items as large as a piece of copy paper.
As you begin, you will want to really think about what should be on your cover. Much like an author of a book, you’ll want to choose something that represents your topic well, but also focuses on the main topic, which is Sebring. Think to yourself all the major activities that take place in Sebring, that may help you get a better idea of what to create—but also include something that you may enjoy. For example, a student may enjoy golfing, and since this is such a major golfing community, they might have a golf focus, even if the main focus of their research project is about the Hammock State Park.
Here are the required written elements:
As you begin, you will want to really think about what should be on your cover. Much like an author of a book, you’ll want to choose something that represents your topic well, but also focuses on the main topic, which is Sebring. Think to yourself all the major activities that take place in Sebring, that may help you get a better idea of what to create—but also include something that you may enjoy. For example, a student may enjoy golfing, and since this is such a major golfing community, they might have a golf focus, even if the main focus of their research project is about the Hammock State Park.
Here are the required written elements:
- Title/subject
- Your name
- Name of our school
- The date: “Spring 2008”
- 4th Grade H.A.A.R.T.
You may consider something like this (but of course with fancy pictures):
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