<p> Due Date ______Energy and Waves Unit Project</p><p>This is your opportunity to demonstrate your understanding of the concepts presented in the Energy and Waves Unit through a creative project. You must choose one of the topics below as the basis of your project. Then choose a way to share your knowledge about that topic from the list of formats. </p><p>Topics (choose only ONE):  Types of Energy  Parts of a Wave  Heat and Temperature  Mirrors, Lenses, Prisms  Energy Efficiency  Sound  Types of Thermometers  Types of Light  Heat Transfer (conduction,  Primary colors and convection, radiation) pigments  Electromagnetic Energy</p><p>Formats (choose only ONE):  Draw and Label a Poster (11” x 14” or larger)  Write a Report (at least 1 page, front and back)  *Write and Perform a Song or Poem (at least 10 lines)  *Act out a Short Skit or News Report (3 – 5 minutes) – other students may be additional actors, but credit will only be given to the writer  Construct a Model  Design and Carry Out an Experiment (report on your findings)  *Create a PowerPoint Presentation (at least 8 slides)  Write and Illustrate a Children’s Book (at least 8 pages)  Make a Board Game Project formats with a * must be presented to the class. Other formats may be presented, but it isn’t a requirement.</p><p>This project is worth 100 points, broken down as follows: Content – 50 points Creativity – 30 points Workmanship – 20 points 10 points will be deducted from the score for each day that the project is late, until the fifth day after the due date. After the fifth day late, no credit will be given. Name______Core______</p><p>Energy Unit Project Topic______</p><p>Format______</p><p>Content /50 Creativity /30 Workmanship /20</p><p>Overall Project Grade______</p><p>Comments______</p><p>Name______Core______</p><p>Energy Unit Project Topic______</p><p>Format______</p><p>Content /50 Creativity /30 Workmanship /20</p><p>Overall Project Grade______</p><p>Comments______Name ______Core ______</p><p>Unit Project Observation Sheet</p><p>Student Project Something I liked about this project is: Student Project Something I liked about this project is: </p>