Bianca6667: Investigate-Day 1

I will explain to a 6^th grader what the design cycle is all about by creating a presentation. The Design Cycle applies in the real world by applying the same skills you use in the Design Cycle, in the real world. You have everyday problems, and using the Design Cycle will help you figure them out faster.

This project will serve my community by teaching 6th graders what exactly the Design Cycle is. They will be able to learn and use the Design Cycle in everyday life. This will be very useful for them. They will be able to figure out problems much easier and more productive.

Learning can help my community by giving everyone a good education, which will help them be successful in life. If you don't have a good education, you won't have a good job or have a good life. We live in relation to each other by encountering the same problems. Some problems we do have in similar, and others we don't.

We can help solve each other's problems. If one of us figures out a problem before someone else, we can help them solve it as well. To teach the 6th graders what the Design Cycle is, by using the Design Cycle. You have to follow and use every step that's in the Design Cycle. You also have to keep documentation of everything you have done, the cycle should be long. The Design Cycle is the process you use to figure out problems. You use the Design Cycle in everyday life, not only for school projects. It can be very useful and effective when trying to solve the most difficult problems.

Today we had to reflect on how we would teach the Design Cycle to 6th graders. I'm going to teach them through using a scavenger hunt.

I am going to create a pop up book that explains what the Design Cycle for students.

I chose to create a pop up book because I think it helps kids learn the fastest. I think my pop up book idea does meet all of the requirements.

Design 1.

Page 1. A penguin asks the polar bear are sitting together.