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A Look at… Project Requirements Project Proposal Community Consultant Research Paper Annotated Bibliography Learning Logs Project Products Reflective Paper Letter of Introduction to Culminating Project Board Presentation Presentation of the Project Students give a presentation of 10 to 15 minutes before a panel of judges including staff, parents, students, and community members. High Risk Activities… There are always rules to follow, and this project is no exception. Your project must be legal and parent approved. Topics are limited to promote a serious state of mind and to avoid liability issues. Safety is the most important thing! High Risk Activities No on-the-water/underwater projects (canoeing, kayaking, powerboat racing, water skiing, jet skiing, white water raft trips, rafting, shark chumming, scuba diving, etc.) No above-the-ground projects (bungee jumping, skydiving, hang gliding, helicopter or airplane flying, hot air ballooning, etc.) No mountain climbing, spelunking, rappelling, extreme snowboarding or skiing No in-line skating or skateboarding or bicycling No weapons or the making of weapons No racing of any motorized vehicle (auto racing, car bashes, soapbox races, stunting, tractor pulls, etc.) No paint-balling No athletic camps unless you have a Central Kitsap School District coach willing to be an advisor (extra insurance needed) No cheer/drill competitions No dog training projects No tattooing/body piercing Costs? Students should avoid expensive projects. Great learning occurs without spending a lot of money so costs do not need to be a worry for families. Students also need to be realistic about project costs. Be up-front about the financial support for the project. Quotes from Students “This project showed me more about what it’s really like in the work place. My skills improved and it was easy to accomplish piece by piece.” Craig (2007) “Not knowing what I wanted as a career, I took a different path with my project and cho