1. Five specified documents
2. Two documents each from two sets of optional choices
3. One free choice of document

The specified documents will include:

1. A birth certificate for the scientist designed and filled in by you.
2. A journal writing by the scientist as a teenager.
3. A letter from the scientist to the government (country/time of the scientistıs life) requesting funds for most important project.
4. Suppose two years before the scientist died, the scientist were to apply for a change of position. Write the scientist a resume. (If the scientist is still alive, write the resume as of January 1st of this year.)
5. An obituary notice.

Optional Set A:

1. A wedding invitation.
2. A letter from the scientist to another scientist of the same time period. It may either be real or fictional. (Indicate which.)
3. An editorial cartoon concerning the scientist.
4. Design a front page for a newspaper to be published on the day of or the day after the announcement of the scientistıs most important contribution to science.
5. A commemorative poem.

Optional Set B:

1. A design for a commemorative stamp or coin to be issued by the country in which the scientist spent most of his working life.
2. Suppose the scientist lived in a time when automobiles were in use. Design a vanity plate which would be unmistakably that scientistıs.
3. An epitaph.

Free choice of document:

A Bibliography is expected.

Grading of Project:

1. Accuracy of information
2. Creativity
   1. of idea
   2. execution of idea

• Horse and buggy license
• Marriage certificate
• College diploma
• Death certificate
• Letter to a friend
• Baptismal certificate
• Book cover
• Gravestone rubbing
• Letter informing head of state of meeting and requesting his/her presence
• Museum of Science exhibit bulletin showing series of drawings of invention
• Card catalog - list of written works
• Time line of life
• Family tree
• Letter indicating the award of the Nobel Prize
• Passport
• Salary check
• Security badge with picture
• Pilot's license
• Library card
• Telegram
• Who's Who entry
• Series of letters (back and forth) to another scientist
• Napier writing to Shakespeare commenting on Midsummerıs Night's Dream
• Police files

SCIENTISTS

1. A. Ampere
2. S. Arrhenius
3. A. Avogadro
4. Benjamin Banneker
5. A. Becquerel
6. F. Beilstein
7. C. L. Berthollet
8. J. Black
9. R. Boyle
10. R. W. Bunsen
11. S. Cannizzaro
12. H. Cavendish
13. Gerty Cori
14. C. Coulomb
15. W. Crookes
16. M. Curie
17. J. Dalton
18. H. Davy
19. M. Faraday
20. E. Fermi
21. J. Gay-Lussac
22. J. W. Gibbs
23. T. Graham
24. S. Hales
25. Jabir Ibn Hayyan
26. G. H. Hess
27. A. Kekule
28. Lord Kelvin
29. H. Kolbe
30. I. Langmuir
31. A. Laurent
32. A. Lavoisier
33. H. LeChatlier
34. G. N. Lewis
35. J. C. Maxwell
36. Lise Meitner
37. D. Mendeleev
38. J. L. Meyer
39. R. A. Millikan
40. H. Moissan
41. H. G. Moseley
42. W. Nernst
43. H. C. Oersted
44. W. Ostwald
45. Paracelsus
46. M. Planck
47. J. Priestly
48. F. W. Raoult
49. F. Sabin
50. C. W. Scheele
51. G. Seaborg
52. F. Soddy
53. G. E. Stahl
54. Ellen Richards Swallow
55. L. J. Thenard
56. B. Trevisan
57. J. van't Hoff
58. Karl von Baer
59. J. von Liebig
60. A. G. Werner
61. F. Wohler
62. A. Wurtz

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