Sixth Grade Research/ Presentation Outline
PRESENTATION DUE- May 8, 2013
(Slide 1) Title, your name, animal image and date due
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
(Slide 2) Why is this animal endangered? When did it become endangered? How many of this species
is left in the world?
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
(Slide 3) What is this animal’s habitat? (example; desert, swamp, forest, etc.) Where in the world do
you find this animal in its natural habitat? (country- show with a map
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
(Slide 4) What does your animal look like as an adult? (example; size, height, weight, coloring, fur,
skin, etc.
(Slide 5) What does your animal look like then they are born? How many babies does the mother
carry? How long does it take for the babies to mature into adulthood?
__________________________________________________________
(Slide 6) What does your animal eat? How does the animal interact with their own species?
(Slide 7) What is your animal’s habits? (Where do they travel, sleep and how do they spend most of
their time?) ___________________________________________________
(Slide 8) What can we do to help your animal to not be endangered?
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
(Slide 9) Your endangered animal short video clip
(Slide 10) Work Cited page
Reminders:






Bullet information
Use font, colors and size that is easy to read
Put an image on each slide that relates to the information on the slide
Use transitions
Proof read using COPS
This graphic organizer will be graded so make sure it is completed before you start
developing your presentation!