The projects are easy and simple to do, they are fun, and you can make your own!
Steps
Step 1. Choose a topic, or discuss one that has been assigned to you
Read any relevant sources.
Step 2. Search
For example, if your project is about black holes, Google them or read related books in the library. Write down all the necessary sources.
Step 3. If necessary, print the images
You will need at least one image and diagram for your project. Print a title if necessary but do not print copied sheets. This goes against school regulations.
Step 4. Write in a notepad what you will do for this project
Step 5. Now put the books aside
You will only need a notepad and a few other things such as markers, pens, pencils and paper.
Step 6. Create the title
Write what you are doing, your name and class below. Paste an image and write all around facts on it making things aesthetically creative.
Step 7. Write down the facts, trying to compose sentences with complete meaning
That is, FACTS: Light does not escape from black holes. will become: Inside the black holes everything is imprisoned, not even the light can escape. This format is fine except if you want to make boxes with information in them.
Step 8. Continue writing like this, leaving spaces for the photos to paste
Don't glue them yet though.
Step 9. You can try writing in the Question / Answer format
That is, Q: How much space is there inside a black hole? A: Very little!
Step 10. When you have written enough, paste the images
You can use colors around the images to make them more eye-catching. Write subtitles to inform readers what it is.
Step 11. Finally, report the sources if necessary
Advice
- The images and diagrams give life to a project.
- Make it interesting for readers and for the people you show it to.
- Present your work neatly.
- Have fun and enjoy your masterpiece!
- Make sure you check your spelling and grammar.
- Work on it early to avoid finding yourself having to complete it the night before the deadline.
