Things to think about

• Consider who is going to be your audience.
• Decide how, when, and where are you going to share your product.
• Consider the best way to show what you found out.
• Answer your questions in your search for information.
• Communicate clearly your information to others.
• There are countless ways of presenting your information. This list is just a start:

  Advertisement / Audio tape/ Banner/Bibliography/ Book/Bulletin Board/ Cartoon/Chart/Collage/Computer Program/ Crossword Puzzle/ Demonstration/Diorama/Display/ Editorial/Experiment/ Graph/ Lesson/Map/ Mobile/Model/Multimedia Presentation/Mural Newspaper/Overhead transparency/ Photographs/Panel Discussion/ Radio Program/Report/Review/Round table/ Seminar/Simulation/TV Program/Video tape

So many ways to share and use information.............

Verbal Activities

Impromptu Speaking- Debate- Interviews- Journal Writing- Diary Writing- Creative Writing- Riddles- Round Table Talk- Explanations- Spelling- Storytelling- Humor/Jokes- Poetry Writing- WWW Home Pages- Reading- Puppetry- Drama- Listening- Letter Writing- Technical Writing- Speech Making

Logical/Mathematical Activities

Classification- Making Graphic Organizers- Creating Formulas- Calculation- Deciphering codes- Syllogisms- Problem Solving- Finding Patterns- Predicting- Comparing and Contrasting- Examining Relationships

Visual/Spatial Activities

Guided Imagery- Drawing- Painting- Animation- Sculpting- Pretending- Mind Mapping- Imagining- Diagrams- Using Atlases/Maps- Flow charts- Spatial Games- Posters- Layouts- Art History- Art Appreciation

Body/Kinesthetic Activities

Dance- Role Playing- Mime- Sports- Action Games- Charades- Martial Arts- Physical Demonstrations- Using Manipulatives- Inventing- Drama

Musical/Rhythmical Activities

Composing- Musical Peformance- Listening- Tone/Rhythm Games- Making Musical Instruments- Matching Sounds to Visual Images- Matching Sounds with Emotions- Illustrating Story with Music- Music History- Music Appreciation