Title: Characteristics of Living Things
Poster/PowerPoint
Project
Worth 100 points
Due: Wednesday,
October 31, 2012
Instructions:
We are learning about the characteristics that all living
things in nature share.
Your goal with this assignment is to identify all 6 major
characteristics of life, describe
each characteristic, and give an example of each one as
well. You may choose to
complete a poster or a PowerPoint, the guidelines for each
are below. Please be creative
about this project because it is 100 points and you do not
want to wait to the last minute
to complete this project.
Here are the 6 characteristics you will need to cover, if you
don’t cover all 6 you will be deducted points!
Six Characteristics:
1. Living things are organized. (All living things are made of cells)
2. Living things respond to the environment.
3. Living things use energy
4. Living things grow and develop
5. Living things reproduce
6. Living things exchange gases.
Poster Format
1. It must have the title: Characteristics of Living Things
2. It must have your name, date, and period on the back and
your name on the front.
3. It must be neat and organized! (I can tell if you did
this the night before!)
4. It must cover all 6 characteristics.
5. You must write each characteristic.
6. You must describe each characteristic.
7. You must draw or include pictures of examples of each
characteristic. No
inappropriate drawings or pictures please. You can even include pictures of
yourself.
PowerPoint Format:
1. If you choose to complete the PowerPoint format please
note that I will know if
you just slapped something together, so please put some work
into it.
2. You will need to email it to me at: calliescience@gmail.com
3. You will need to follow the same guidelines as the poster
format.
4. Make sure to include your name date and period on the
first slide along with the
title. Each slide
must have a label!
5. After title slide make a slide listing the 6
characteristics.
6. You must turn in a print out of your PowerPoint, 6 slides
per page is fine.
7. The more creative you are on the PowerPoint, the higher
the grade!
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