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The Process
Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Days 4 & 5 | Day 6 & 7

1. First, you will be assigned to a team of four friends.

2. You and your team will complete the Energy on the Internet Scavenger Hunt to learn important basic information about energy and to become energy experts.  You need to:

 
1. get four copies of the Scavenger Hunt.
   
   
2. split your team into partners called Pair A and Pair B.  Each pair will explore/study half of the general information web resources.  All team members will try to find as many of the answers to the Scavenger Hunt as they can.  Many answers can be found on more than one site.
   
   
3. share what you found on your Scavenger Hunt with other teams as needed.

1. Prepare to take the Governor's Energy Quiz.
    
1. Study your scavenger hunt information.
   
   
2. There are also practice quizzes and games you can play.
   
   
2. Each team member will take the Energy Quiz "Energy and Sources of Energy". 

1. Each team member will choose one source of energy from the lists in Scavenger Hunt #9 and #10  to study in depth. 
   
   
2. There is a Study Guide to help you gather good information and a helpful list of web sites about energy sources.

1. Once you have completed the Study Guide, you will need to meet with your team to  compare the information you gathered and decide which source of energy your team will recommend to the Governor.
   
   
2. As a team, develop one report to convince the Governor that your team's energy source is best.   Your report can be in the form of a PowerPoint, HyperStudio or Informational Web Page and must include the following six parts.  Each team member must contribute to this project by choosing one of these six parts to write individually.  The remaining two parts may be done in partners.
   
   
1. Title and Description of Energy Source
   
   
2. Benefits of Your Energy Source
   
   
3. Draw Backs of Your Energy Source
   
   
4. Availability of Your Energy Source in our State
   
   
5. The Future and Your Energy Source
   
   
6. Conclusion/Summary

Finally, your team will present the finished project.

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