Script for summative

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This document provides an outline for presenting an electricity/magnetism design project. It instructs the presenter to greet the audience, introduce the topic and name of the design. The body of the presentation should describe the form and materials of the design, explain how it functions using magnetism or electricity, and discuss its practical or fun uses. The presenter should demonstrate the design for the audience. Finally, the conclusion should reflect on challenges and successes, thank the audience, and allow for questions.

Name: ____________________

The Script for presenting our electricity/magnetism design:

Introduction:

Greeting

Explain what you are going to share about

Share the name of your design

Body:

Form: What is it like? Share how you made your design and the materials
you used.

Function: How does it work? Explain the practical (the purpose) use of
magnetism/electricity in the design

My design would be useful for / My design would be fun for…

Use the design in front of the audience

Conclusion:

Reflect back on what worked well and what was difficult

Thank the audience for listening and participating

Ask for any questions

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