Projects English Instructions

Project 2

Topic: Final Recycling Project. (For all students)

Delivery date: February 14, 2019.
Value: 100 points
Remember: It can be individual or in a group.

Objective:
The theme of the project is the recycling and re-use of waste, for the creation of fashion pieces, under the premise of raising awareness and showing an attractive and dynamic face in relation to the handling and separation at source of solid household waste. Through this project, a greater approach is sought with the school community, and at the same time, raise awareness about the recycling of solid waste, through a parade and exhibition of school designs. In this way not only the 6th, 7th and 8th grade students are involved, but also, other students will be called to attend the final event, which is February 14, where they will have the opportunity to see all the designs and expand their knowledge about the impact of materials such as plastic, paper, organic matter and waste in general on the environment.

Bases of the Project:
Students must present a suit made with recyclable waste, these materials must have had a useful life (not to be purchased, such as garbage bags or new plastic bags or toilet paper) or be collected in educational establishments and homes by schoolchildren. the confection

Materials that may be allowed:
The materials to be used for the garment must be recyclable or re-usable as the following:

• Plastic: Plastic lids, Supermarket bags, CDs, Light bulbs, umbrellas, etc.
• Paper and cardboard: Journal paper, Magazines, Tea wrappers, sweets, chocolates, ice cream, office paper (badly printed), Dry tea bags, etc.
• Organic matter: Dry leaves of trees, Sticks of ice creams, matches, etc.
• Others: Beverage cans, Remains of gender, Tabs, Yogurt lids, etc.
• Allowed accessories: Only the use of other materials will be allowed if they are used as accessories for the design. They should also be made with reusable materials. If the support of the dress is necessary, it can be fabric or a recycled dress.

Instructions: make a garment and/or accessories completely with recyclable materials.

Costume evaluation criteria:
The evaluation criterion falls entirely on the teacher. Taking into account the theme of the project in conjunction with the originality of the pieces presented.
The Five criteria are:

• Originality and creativity.
• Respect for the bases of the project
• Higher punctuation in the note will be considered those suits that use 100% recycled material in their clothing.

_________________________________________________________________________

Project 1: for replacement

Topic: Proposal of the final project of the Recycling theme. (for the student who needs to raise a grade or I owe a point)

Delivery date: February 4, 2019.
Delivery format: a computer (paper razor) or writing (paper lines). It has to be stuck on cardboard.
Value: 100 points
Remember: It can be individual or in a group.

Objective:
The theme of the project is the recycling and re-use of waste, for the creation of fashion pieces, under the premise of raising awareness and showing an attractive and dynamic face in relation to the handling and separation at source of solid household waste. Through this project, a greater approach is sought with the school community, and at the same time, raise awareness about the recycling of solid waste, through a parade and exhibition of school designs. In this way not only the 6th, 7th and 8th grade students are involved, but also, other students will be called to attend the final event, which is February 14, where they will have the opportunity to see all the designs and expand their knowledge about the impact of materials such as plastic, paper, organic matter and waste in general on the environment.

Bases of the Project:
Students must present a suit made with recyclable waste, these materials must have had a useful life (not to be purchased, such as garbage bags or new plastic bags or toilet paper) or be collected in educational establishments and homes by schoolchildren. the confection

Materials that may be allowed:
The materials to be used for the garment must be recyclable or re-usable as the following:

• Plastic: Plastic lids, Supermarket bags, CDs, Light bulbs, umbrellas, etc.
• Paper and cardboard: Journal paper, Magazines, Tea wrappers, sweets, chocolates, ice cream, office paper (badly printed), Dry tea bags, etc.
• Organic matter: Dry leaves of trees, Sticks of ice creams, matches, etc.
• Others: Beverage cans, Remains of gender, Tabs, Yogurt lids, etc.
• Allowed accessories: Only the use of other materials will be allowed if they are used as accessories for the design. They should also be made with reusable materials. If the support of the dress is necessary, it can be fabric or a recycled dress.

Instructions to follow for the project proposal: Before starting to draw up the project, it is interesting to ask, at least, the following questions:

1. What is the title of the project? What garment or accessory you want to make and why.
2. How do you describe the project? This question talks about the objective of the project. What information is what you want to transmit by making the piece with the chosen materials.
3. What materials will be used?
4. What procedure will be used? How will the expected result be achieved, how will it work?
5. What is the estimated time of preparation? The possibility of creating a calendar, the detail of tasks, are some of the ways to answer this question and one of the most important for the project plan.
6. What risks can affect the project? Knowing if these could compromise their viability is as necessary as determining the means to follow up on them.