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FER 2022 Slide Template

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You can use these slides to organize your presentation. We recommend you follow the slide order we give you, BUT we also recommend you make your own designs, add colors, include photos, and make the presentation personal.

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Have fun and good luck!

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Insert Title of Project�Title should address what the goal of the project was

Name of Students

School Name

Grade

Include a photo that engages people in your project

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Background and Significance�Example Title: Acid Rain is a Major Problem for the Environment

  • On this slide you will use pictures and words to explain why the topic you are studying is important
  • Numbers are helpful (ex. 90% of people are affected by this)
  • Make sure it is focused and related to your project
  • Make sure you include photos and sources (but if you include a photo, make sure to refer to it when you present)
  • You may need two slides, but remember: you only have 5 minutes total to present!

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Observation and Hypothesis

  • Here you can use photos to show your observation.
  • We recommend you animate your hypothesis to come in after you describe your observation
    • Make sure to write the hypothesis in an “If … Then …” format
    • A diagram that shows the hypothesis can also help make it clear

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Experimental Design

  • You will describe the important experimental details here
  • DO NOT JUST LIST THE MATERIALS YOU USED
  • Here you will explain your model system, what is the main technique you use, and what type of data you will collect
  • Diagrams and flow charts are very helpful on this slide
    • Can use clip art and powerpoint to make these

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Results

  • Use pictures, graphs and charts to describe your results
  • Make sure the results are presented in a clear way (ex. photos are not blurry and graphs are labeled well)
  • You will want to spend the most time talking on this slide
  • This can become two slides if you need

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Conclusion

  • Here you will include a list of lessons that were learn from your experiment
  • Make sure that what you are saying is supported by your data

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Acknowledgements and References

  • Acknowledge everyone involved in the work by listing their names
  • Include links and citations (MLA please) of all resources you use for presentation, including for background research and photos.