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7.  Using the previous activity as an example, make a design proposal for your
                          set of instructions.

                          •  Establish the space needed for the sections, including text.

                          •  Decide on the graphic and textual elements for each section.
                          •  Write down your decisions in your notebook. Look at the example.

              For our set of instrucions




              Example:
                                                    Static-powered figures

                                                                                     Graphic and

                     Section                      Space needed                     text elements

               • Materials                   • One quarter of the page        • Subtitle Bullet Points
                                                                              • Subtitle Numbers
               • Procedure                   • Half of the page               • Images
                • Explanation                • One quarter of the page        • Subtitle






                      8.  Establish criteria to choose the experiment you will use to write a set of
                          instructions. Look at the example.
          Topic, purpose and addressee  It should...
                  Example:

                        Selection criteria



                                   • be interesting to secondary school students.

                                   • not be dangerous.
                                   • have materials that are easy to get.
                                   • allow for doing the experiment inside and outside

                                     the school.


                      9.  With your teacher’s help, brainstorm some oral and written sources
                          with simple experiments.
           session 3      •  Use the criteria you established in the previous activity to streamline your options.


                          •  Define which sources would be the most suitable to find experiments.
                          •  Make proposals about the places where those sources are available and write
                             them in the blanks.

                          •  Take the questions you asked in Activity 2 into account. Look at the example.
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