Prepare a one-page display or slide, a short written explanation and a two-minute talk. Label the source of each non-original fact. Ask permission before using a person’s name, photograph or words. Share roles fairly, invite one question and record one improvement after feedback.
Model planning paragraph: Our project will prepare a fact file about a natural wonder using current reliable sources. We will identify its location, two distinctive features, one threat and two visitor rules. Each factual claim will have a source and date, and we will not invent measurements or call the site the best in the world. The presentation will distinguish what is currently known from what we would like to see. We will explain why route information must be checked before a visit. After feedback, we will revise one unclear claim and keep a note of the correction.
The eight exercises document question, evidence, verification, display text, written explanation, presentation, peer feedback and revision. Submit real evidence for your own finished project; the model is a plan, not invented results.