1. Crafting Conclusions
End with a BANG!

2. ONE PPT. TIP….
Don’t write everything you want to say on the slide. That’s a LOT of words for your audience to read. As they squint at the slide, they have to concentrate more on what you’re saying. You’re making it harder for them to understand you. Since you’re trying to teach them things and communicate with them, you want the audience to grasp your point fairly easily.If they don’t understand your point, you’re not doing an effective job as a communicator. Therefore, don’t crowd a slide full of writing! (like this one…)

3. ONE PPT TIP Keep your slides short and simple!
Use bullet points and photos!
Have a script with info you will share that’s NOT on your slide!

4. Conclusions: from the packet
Conclusion: Explain what the impact of the project is. What did you learn? How has the project impacted your understanding? What is its significance on the community?

5. A not-so-great example
Hello, Captain Obvious!!!
Question: Why do some people stand by during times of injustice while others try to stop or prevent injustice?
Conclusion:
I learned to not stand by in times of injustice. I understand that injustice is wrong. My community will be safer if everyone fights injustice.

6. Says something a 6th grader couldn’t!
A better example!
Answers SW/WC!!!
Question: Why do some people stand by during times of injustice while others try to stop or prevent injustice?
Conclusion:
I learned that injustice is bad, but that people, including myself, are scared to stand out. However, if we practice standing up against injustice in small ways, every day, we’ll be prepared to be brave when a big example of injustice comes along. And it will: unfortunately, our community and world are filled with injustice. However, if I can practice standing up in small ways, I am confident I can someday make a big difference, at least to one person.
Gets specific!
Shows I care about the topic