Stage 5: Present

Steps in this stage:
- Write a good copy, presenting your information in the way the teacher has specified.
- If you have a choice in your method of presentation, remember to show your teacher that you have done research and include what you have learned about the topic.
- Read through the assignment task and the assessment criteria again, making sure your assignment includes everything it should.
Questions to ask:
Physical Presentation Formats:
Poster
A good way to communicate what you have learned about your research topic if you have lots of photos or pictures to share. Find out how to create an eye-catching poster here.
Diary / Journal
A journal or diary entry can show a character’s thoughts and opinions about a topic, or it can be a personal recount of an event.
Brochure
Brochures use text and pictures to inform your audience about a topic, and are a good choice if you don’t need to go into lots of detail. Find out more about creating great brochures here.
Essay / Report
Writing an essay or report is a good way to explore a topic in detail. See this list of tools to help you create a well-structured essay or report.
Digital Presentation Formats:
Visit the Presentation Tools page for apps and tools to help you create:
- Websites
- Digital posters and magazines
- Slideshows
- Videos
- Interactive timelines
- Apps
- and more!
If you are under 13 years of age you will need parent permission to use these sites.