Unsolved Mysteries Research Project Sign up with a partner you want to present with later
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Unsolved Mysteries Presentation (Partners) Create a 2-slide PowerPoint presentation using the “Basis” design. Slide 1: Title slide containing the "unsolved mystery", and student names Slide 2: 3-6 pictures that pertain to your unsolved mystery Each person must present. You may use one index card to write down the information you will share. DO NOT read your index card. It is simply a “help” to remind you what to say. The information you present must include the following: What is your mystery? Why is it a mystery? What is the important “must know” information about your mystery? What are the theories? (what do people think may have happened? Why?) What evidence is there to prove or disprove your mystery? What do you and your partner believe? (You do not have to agree)
I followed the directions for the PowerPoint. I presented my part with confidence and content knowledge. I maintained good eye contact while presenting. I spoke loudly and clearly while presenting. I took responsibility to make sure my group answered every question above. I took responsibility to make sure my group worksheet was completed and turned in. Each person must complete the worksheet below to organize information for the index cards/presentation Names:
Period: Vocabulary—as a class Link: Central idea: Relevant: Theory: Infer: Evidence: Summarize: You may work together on this part: 1. Unsolved mystery: 2. What is the central idea of this mystery? 3. Links to three web sites you have found about this mystery: 4. Choose the most reliable web site you found. List five relevant facts about this mystery: 5. List three theories as to what may have happened: Stop. Do this part on your own: 6. What do you infer happened? 7. State direct evidence (in quotation marks) from the web sites you listed above to support your answer: 8. Summarize your research below: When you are finished, you may start working on your index cards/presentation with your partner. Directory: cms -> lib -> UT01000315 -> Centricity -> Domain -> 903 lib -> Chem I honors Unit 2 Notes: Numbers in Chemistry Measurement lib -> Sanderson High School ap human Geography Summer Assignment 2016 lib -> Find fantastic ousd elementary music programs lib -> American Studies Pacing Calendar 2014-2015 lib -> The ap history Timeline 8000bce-the Present lib -> Absolutism in Europe Domain -> The Civil War One Word, Civil War 903 -> Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Download 34.2 Kb. Share with your friends:
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