Creating a Newsletter
There are many different types of documents that are used to convey information in the business world—letters and memos, to name just two. However, there are times when you'll need to pass along a larger amount of information than would typically be found in a memo or letter. In such cases, it would help to be able to create a newsletter.
Objectives
Create a newsletter using word processing software.
Directions
In this assignment, you'll use a word processor to create a newsletter.
Choose from one of the following topics for your newsletter:
Science project
Science report
State report
Country report
Biography
Your newsletter should meet these requirements:
Fill one page.
Include the following:
two or three columns
a title
at least three graphics, but not more than six
When you've finished creating your newsletter, remember to spell check and proofread. Then save your newsletter and upload it.
Submit your newsletter that includes the following:
two or three columns
a title
at least three graphics, but not more than six
Newsletter Template
Title: The Science Project Express
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Welcome to The Science Project Express!
In this newsletter, we will be exploring the fascinating world of science projects. Join us as we dive deep into the realm of scientific experimentation and discovery. Discover new ideas, gain inspiration, and learn valuable tips and tricks for a successful science project journey.
Section 1: Science Project Highlight
Our featured project:
Title: Exploring the Effects of Different Liquids on Plant Growth
Summary: In this project, we investigate the impact of various liquids on plant growth. Through careful observation and data collection, we aim to uncover which liquids promote the healthiest growth and which hinder it. Don't miss this exciting experiment!
Section 2: Expert Tips
Here are some expert tips for a stellar science project:
1. Choose a topic that interests you: Select a project that aligns with your curiosity and passion. It will make the process much more enjoyable and rewarding.
2. Plan ahead: Create a well-structured timeline, outlining each step of the project. This will help you stay organized and avoid any last-minute stress.
3. Conduct thorough research: Dive deep into existing knowledge and experiments related to your chosen topic. This will provide a solid foundation for your investigation.
Section 3: Graphics – Visual Appeal
Below are three captivating graphics to enhance your reading experience:
1. Image: Microscope zooming in on a plant cell
2. Graphic: Test tubes filled with colorful liquids
3. Photo: A scientist conducting an experiment in a laboratory
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We hope you enjoyed this edition of The Science Project Express! Stay tuned for our next issue, where we will explore the intriguing world of science reports.
Remember to have fun during your science project journey and let curiosity be your guide!
- The Science Project Express Team