Science and Our Food Supply: Investigating Food Safety from Farm to Table

IDEAS FOR FINAL PRESENTATIONS 

Perform

 

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Perform a skit using your pathogen as the main character. 

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Dress up as your pathogen and perform a moving  

monologue.

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Create a poem, song, dance, or rap about your mighty  

microbe. 

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Produce game shows modeled after “Jeopardy,” “Who 

Wants to Be a Millionaire?” or other favorites. 

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Produce a fictional news broadcast about a real outbreak 

involving your pathogen. 

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Put on a puppet show or create picture books to share with 

primary school students. 

Design 

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Prepare posters or 3-D models of your pathogen to hang 

around the classroom, using assorted materials (coat  

hangers, newspapers, papier mâché, balloons, cardboard, 

plastic bottles, poster board, fabric scraps, pipe cleaners, 

and beads). 

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Design a food safety calendar with a theme for removing or 

eliminating your pathogen for each month of the year. 

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Design and prepare posts for the class blog, or  

webpages that offer photos and facts about your 

pathogen. 

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Design a travel brochure with graphics and text tracing 

the journey of your pathogen. 

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Create an animated flip book about your microbe. 

Write 

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Interview your pathogen like Dr. X did in the video. 

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Write humorous comic strips featuring your  

pathogen. 

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Create a recipe book filled with food safety tips for  

avoiding your pathogen. 

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Write an engaging story about a day in the life of your 

pathogen.