Title

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• Create a title that tells what you want through a positive reason&endash;such as: Proposal: Purchase Gerbils to Study Animal Behavior

Project Proposal (brief and to the point)

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• explain the project and purpose
• explain what you want
• explain what the school will get from the project

We want to find out what our climate is and what effect it has on our plants. The schools well get a nice garden of tulips, and the school will know that we are responsible.

Form:

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• a sequence of paragraphs
• each paragraph states a new point
• each new point is followed by supporting statements

Explain in those paragraphs:

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• explain the project and purpose with background information
• define terms
• explain what you need
• explain what will be learned and why it can’t be learned without this project

We are doing this because we are going to find out about our climate and what effect it has on our plants.

Proposal Budget:

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• explain what the project will cost the district in time, money, and support from people like Dan.

It would cost the school about $40 dollars for tulips plus the cost of protecting of the flowers with mulch.

We get support from Dan because he is willing to do his job.

Conclusion

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• restate your request and what will be learned
• Thank Mr. Robinson for considering your project

What will be learned are the climate and the air and the moisture of the ground.

Thank you Mr. Robinson from Mrs. Edwards 7^th grade students.

Ciara, Loretta, Leah and Rhonda