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 design a local walking-tour brochure for classmates. We will check public information about the meeting point, route and opening times before writing an itinerary. The brochure will distinguish included services from costs that visitors must arrange themselves. It will also explain what we know about accessibility and what still needs confirmation, rather than promise that every route suits everyone. Visitor rules will cover litter and permission for photographs. We will not invent bookings or safety guarantees. A peer will check whether the whole plan is practical before we revise and present it.
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.