Process

//Please remember, they know very little about wind energy, and will need education, as well as persuasion. Use what you have learned about energy, wind, and the sun to add educational points to your persuasion. The means of persuasion is up to you. Use a power point presentation, a slide show, your dynamic speaking abilities, or another energetic idea that fits your personality well.//
 * __Persuasion - Part I__ **


 * Use these links to gather information, and remember to take notes, and cite your work.**
 * factmonster Gather wind energy facts from this link. Kid Search

KidsClick! Encyclopedia Britannica Facts and information can be gathered from here! **orangeusdk12**This link will guide you through the steps and transitons of writing a persuasive argument. __Prototype - Part II__ ** //Using materials provided to you, (wood dowels, tin, plastic, poster board, etc.), along with any other materials you deem necessary and have available to you, create a 3-D prototype approximately 12" tall.// KidsClick! Kid Search eHow This site is a 'how to do anything' site, and will address making a wind turbine using an origami method. kids-at-art This website will give you ideas for making your project from 'good junk', or 'trash' as they refer to it!
 * Use these links to spark your ideas.**

//Using the poster board provided to you, and any artistic medium you are comfortable using, create a miniature billboard. You will need to create a catchy slogan, and an eye-catching overall design for your billboard. Remember, once you have begun persuading the city's leaders, you will need to get the community to like your idea, as well. This is where your billboard will begin doing that work for you!// emcoutdoor From this site,you will see examples of creative billboards already in use. wisegeek Advertising gimmicks. This link addresses ideas, how to appeal to certain audiences, and will also link you back to the emcoutdoor site.
 * __Advertisement - Part III__**
 * Use these links to see billboards already in use.**