The day began with the students working through the poster writing prompt worksheet. Each student was asked to include the following on their poster:
1. The definition of energy,
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3. A paragraph that describes the different renewable energy sources,
4. A paragraph about why using energy from renewable sources is important,
5. A map of one of the energy-related sites that was visited (Southern California Edison, Wind Farm, JPL, and the Seven Oaks Dam) and a paragraph about why you picked this site, and
6. A paragraph regarding their favorite energy activity.
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The last step was to position the text and images in an attractive and informative fashion. These items were then glued into place.
Shown below is a collection of the finished posters.
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