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Presentation Options
Guidelines

*Please note: any poster or chart that is used during the oral presentation should be large enough and bright enough for the whole class to see.

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For smaller presentation pieces, consider making a copy for each student

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*No Science Boards may be

  used for the presentation.

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*No exploding or erupting

  volcanoes may be used.

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*Presentation must not be

  larger than the size limits.

 

  • Technology based presentations

  • Create a digital newspaper with articles and images (use a digital template such as in MS word)

  • Make a PowerPoint/Prezi (Google presentation tool)/or other digital presentation

  • Design a comic strip/meme

  • Write a script/dialogue of mock texts, tweets or blog entries

  • Create a trivia game; jeopardy; Kahoot!

  • design a web quest with  lots of websites for your topic (This can be a mock/pretend webquest)

  • Create a website for your topic (use WIX or Weebly for free).

  • Painting, Drawing

  • Model

  • Diorama

  • Mobile

  • Diagram with labels

  • Charts/Graphs/maps

  • Brochure or pamphlet

  • Photographs

  • Timeline

  • Glossary; vocabulary; flash cards for whole class (Can be digital) in Google Docs and then shared in Google classroom

  • Collage

  • Crossword puzzle

  • Compose a song, poem, rap (Text must be included with report, audio can be done on CD)

  • Make a Venn diagram to compare two aspects of the topic (Can be digital on Google drawings and shared in Google classroom)

  • Write a script of texts, tweets or blog entries

  • Create flash cards or a digital educational/fun game to help others learn your topic

  • Write an advice column with several problems related to the topic (In a newspaper format-Can be digital)

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  • Other idea- Check with Ms. McGinty

  • NO MORE THAN 7 x 7 x 7 INCHES IN HEIGHT, WIDTH OR DEPTH.

  • Note: Documents that are part of the written report: should be NO larger THAN             8.5 X 11 INCHES

Size Limits:
     for models
Size Limits: for reports, charts, drawings, etc.

PART 2: Presentation Options

 

In addition to the research report students will create a presentation piece.

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The Presentation Piece is used as a visual during the oral presentation.  This is different from any charts or drawings that are included as art of the written report (which should be no later than 8.5 x 11 inches).

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If the presentation piece includes a hand-out, the student should have enough copies for each member of the class as well as one copy to attach to the report.  It is a good idea for the student to make a large copy for the whole class to also see during the presentation.

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For digital presentations such as PowerPoint, Prezi, Google Slides, videos, etc, students should be sure that they know how to access the digital piece, including URL and password if needed.

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Students are encouraged to use technology to produce and present her/his research.

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Students in grades 3-5 may wish to use their Google Classroom drive to create a Google sides presentation.

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Size Limits:
     Poster

  • NO MORE THAN 24 x 36 INCHES IN HEIGHT and WIDTH.

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