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Card Game
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Board game
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3. Build a Working 3-D Model
Model must be made large enough to use as a demonstration and should be related to something in your textbook. Model must be presented to class and it must come with complete review of your creative process, materials used, and how to duplicate. Building materials may include wood, Styrofoam, plastic, etc. No food items please. Clearly label all parts.
Examples (but not limited to):
| Rocket/space flight | |
| Robotics: cars, animals, etc. | |
| 3D Brain, Skeleton, Organ System, etc. | |
| Personal Invention | |
| Animal or plant replica | |
| Rube Goldberg invention |
4. Create a "Beginners Informational Guide" for:
Salt water or fresh water aquariums from start to finish
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5. Collect &
Prepare an Insect Collection
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| Collect and label at least 12 different insects | |||||||||||
| Mount on foam board or suitable surface with straight pins (You may use the protocol from Mrs. King to assemble collection) | |||||||||||
| Proper mounting of insects | |||||||||||
Labels must include
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6. Jeopardy PowerPoint
| Use a template and create a jeopardy game based on content from topics we are currently studying or have studied. | |||||
| Game must function properly and be at a high school honor's level | |||||
| Credit given based on quality and accuracy of content | |||||
| Include directions for your game | |||||
Must be submitted on flash drive or disk
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7. Scientific Research Report
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5 page typed report on a genetic disorder or birth defect. | |
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Use your own words- plagiarism will cause your paper to be rejected. It's okay to use someone's exact words if you quote them, "____________" and cite source. Example: This methodology stands in agreement with Stewart et al. who states, “A science education should do more than instruct students with respect to the conclusions reached by scientists…science education should encourage students to develop both understandings about science as an intellectual activity and understandings of the products of science” (1992). |
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Report must contain works cited page. (follow APA format) Use works cited/references in alphabetical order, examples found on the "writing reports" page of this website. |
Sample entry based on example above:
Stewart, J., Hafner, R., Johnson, S., & Finkel, E. (1992). Science as model building: computers and high-school genetics. Educational Psychologist, 27(3), 317–336.
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Typed, Double spaced, 1 inch margins, times new roman font. Proof read and use spell check prior to printing. | |
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Use proper English and grammar. No texting language. | |
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Follow APA format (title page, abstract, 5 pages of content, works cited) Pictures do not count toward the 5 pages of content! | |
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Rubric will be used to grade paper.
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8. Music/Instructional Video
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Compose a music video based on content from our textbook
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Incorporate music and narrations | |||
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Video can be edited in any media editing program and converted for use in iTunes or RealPlayer | |||
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Must be school appropriate | |||
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Title/introduction page and works cited/credits are a must |
9. Supplies: Any Combination (5 pts. per package or set; up to 50 points)
| Dissection gloves: S, M, L (latex or vinyl) | |
| 8 1/2 x 11 spiral notebook | |
| pkg. 8 1/2 x 11 white or colored printer paper | |
| pkg. 8 1/2 x 14 white printer paper | |
| Scotch/ transparent tape (refills) | |
| Paper towels | |
| Printer Ink (HP Deskjet F4240) counts as 10 pts. |
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