Let's get started with the Science Fair!
Study Guide
Interesting sites to find information for your research (pleaseremember what we have studied about reliable and unreliable sources: wemust be absolutely OBJECTIVE, so check your sources before using them. If indoubt, go back to the PP on Tools of History, it is right there in your blog!;) )
http://www.favaloro.edu.ar/http://www.brainpop.com/free_stuff/GROUP1: GalileoGalilei - Alexander Fleming
Members:Agustín, Renzo, Franco, Fernando, Matías
GROUP 2: Virginia Apgar - Albert Einstein
Members: Fiorella, Dana, Florencia, Rocío, Julieta
GROUP 3: - Jane Goodall - Isaac Newton
Members: Candela T., Candela I., Sofía, Ana Belén
GROUP 4: Florence Nightingale - Charles Darwin
Members: Benjamín, Luciano, Facundo, Juani
GROUP 5: Marie Curie - Rene Favaloro
Members: Lucía,Milagros, Valentina, Camila, Celeste
Biographical information to be included in your research paper:
- First and last name of your scientist
- Family background (if relevant)
- Picture of your scientist
- Birth and death date
- Country where he/she was born
- Place where he/she worked
- Name the type of science this person studied. Examples: astronomy, chemistry, genetics, physics, etc.
- Academic education, further studies or training, etc.
- Major contribution/s (new ideas, discoveries, or new understanding of the natural world). Major awards and/or achievements.
- Any events or facts you consider particularly interesting about his/her life, professional development, etc.
Conclusion Paragraph: include personal reflection on the importance of this scientist’s workor discovery, how it has helped humanity, etc.
Bibliography: list ALL sources (5 minimumresources), alphabetical order,
Eg.: *Author (last name, first name), “Title ofarticle”, Source: (magazine, book, Encyclopedia), date of publication,page number(s). *Title of site, web address (www…)
