Fieldtrip Science Research
Overview Of The Trip
Write one to two paragraphs describing the trip. Make sure that you are using 12 point Times New Roman font. The page margins should be set at 1” for all sides. All paragraphs in this paper should be at least five sentences long. Paragraphs should be doubled-spaced. You should not manually double-space the paragraphs using the “enter” or “return” keys. You must change the line spacing under the paragraph settings of the “format” menu. Each paragraph must be indented using the “tab” key or ½”. Leave one to two spaces after each sentence. Please leave the centered heading, “Fieldtrip Science Research”, and the italicized, section heading, “Overview Of The Trip” above. You can type your paragraphs …show more content…
For example, if you attended the star gazing in-person trip you write about telescopes, space exploration, the solar system, the planets, or the moon. Make sure to talk about why your chosen scientific topic is related to the trip. As you write about the related scientific topic you will likely have to research information. Make sure that you do not copy and paste text from the Internet as this is a form of plagiarism and is cheating. You will need to cite any information you find online or through other sources. See http://www.citationmachine.net/apa/cite-a-book to properly cite your sources. Again keep the italicized, section heading, “Related Science” and continue to follow the formatting guidelines discussed in the first section.
History And Importance Of The Related Science
In this section write one to three paragraphs about the history of your related scientific topic and how this scientific topic has impacted our lives. Don’t forget to continue to cite your sources. Remember that throughout this paper you must do your own work. This means you cannot work with another student to complete this part of the portfolio. You will need to keep italicized, section heading, “History And Importance Of The Related Science” and continue to follow the formatting guidelines discussed in the first
Overview Of The Trip
Write one to two paragraphs describing the trip. Make sure that you are using 12 point Times New Roman font. The page margins should be set at 1” for all sides. All paragraphs in this paper should be at least five sentences long. Paragraphs should be doubled-spaced. You should not manually double-space the paragraphs using the “enter” or “return” keys. You must change the line spacing under the paragraph settings of the “format” menu. Each paragraph must be indented using the “tab” key or ½”. Leave one to two spaces after each sentence. Please leave the centered heading, “Fieldtrip Science Research”, and the italicized, section heading, “Overview Of The Trip” above. You can type your paragraphs …show more content…
For example, if you attended the star gazing in-person trip you write about telescopes, space exploration, the solar system, the planets, or the moon. Make sure to talk about why your chosen scientific topic is related to the trip. As you write about the related scientific topic you will likely have to research information. Make sure that you do not copy and paste text from the Internet as this is a form of plagiarism and is cheating. You will need to cite any information you find online or through other sources. See http://www.citationmachine.net/apa/cite-a-book to properly cite your sources. Again keep the italicized, section heading, “Related Science” and continue to follow the formatting guidelines discussed in the first section.
History And Importance Of The Related Science
In this section write one to three paragraphs about the history of your related scientific topic and how this scientific topic has impacted our lives. Don’t forget to continue to cite your sources. Remember that throughout this paper you must do your own work. This means you cannot work with another student to complete this part of the portfolio. You will need to keep italicized, section heading, “History And Importance Of The Related Science” and continue to follow the formatting guidelines discussed in the first