1. Title Slide On your first slide, include the name of your Human Body System and a graphic. Your name, period and date should be here also.

2. Introduction Slide Create a bulleted list or include a short video clip (2 minutes or less) that provides your audience with a a quick overview of you. Please try to do this if you can not get this one done then just do pictures.

3. Organs and Specialized Structures Slides On the next two to three slides, you will list and briefly describe all important organs and/or specialized structures in your Human Body System. You must include labeled diagrams on at least one of these slides.

4. Functions and/or Processes Slides Explain why you could not live without your chosen Human Body System. Describe the function of you System or Processes of your chosen Human Body System.

5. Diseases and/or Disorders Slides Give a brief description of 3 diseases or disorders that affect your Human Body System, including possible symptoms. How are they diagnosed? Are they treatable? Describe how they could be treated. Are they curable? How?

6. Unique and Interesting Facts Slide What makes your Human Body System unique and interesting to study. Include 4 to 5 interesting tid-bits. This could include things like how long it takes us to digest a steak or Use two to three slides to discuss the changes that have occurred because of what this person did for his/her community, the society, or the world.

7. Last Slide - Bibliography Information List web URLs, books, and any articles you used to find information about this person. URL’s should NOT include www.google.com or similar search engines. www.google.com –Instead, you should cut and paste the address line from the web page Google takes you to.

8. Things to Remember While You Work on the Final Draft Content is more important than glitz. Your slides should be appealing and creative. –Select a background or create your own. –Include graphics that will enhance the presentation (photos, diagrams, charts, etc.). –Use transitions, build, animation, etc. to enhance, not detract from your information. Spelling, sentence structure, grammar, etc., must be error free!