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Make a pwetty Scrapbook !

Make a pwetty Scrapbook !. BY JORDAN MORRIS. Clear purpose with a beneficial learning outcome for yourself. My purpose for making a pollution scrapbook is to inform people who may not know if and when they are polluting our earth by everyday activities.

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Make a pwetty Scrapbook !

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  1. Make a pwettyScrapbook! BY JORDAN MORRIS

  2. Clear purpose with a beneficial learning outcome for yourself. My purpose for making a pollution scrapbook is to inform people who may not know if and when they are polluting our earth by everyday activities.

  3. at least 3 learning objectives from the AP Environmental Science Course Outline, Topics VI, and VII. POLLUTION TYPES: • Air Pollution • Noise Pollution • Water Pollution

  4. a clear product, and guidelines for assessing the outcome of your project. • I will be making a scrapbook. Every page will have different pictures and a description of everyday activities of normal people polluting the air, water, and different noises.

  5. data collection, analysis, and reporting of conclusions. Our class could research places that are polluted in town and go as a group to take pictures and collect data. Eventually we could go and clean up the pollution  (Blue Bonnet Park) ????

  6. how many people you need to do this project. Define roles. • One Leader- Beautiful Mrs. Megahan ;) • Our class as a whole would be in charge of helping collect the data, we would also need a few volunteers to take pictures as we go. EassssyyyPeeeeezzzzy.

  7. 6 Week timeline defining different portions of the project. Identify mileposts. • Week One-identify what locations we would want to go collect data from. • Week Two-Go collect the data • Week Three- gather ideas of ways and materials we would need to help make the place look better! • Week Four- take trips to the location and help improve the area. • Week Five and Six-Put together our scrapbooks and present it to other classes to encourage less pollution.

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