The Parts of a Project Display 1-A backboard with your project title across the top. Simple cardboard backboards may be purchased at most office supply stores. All graphs, tables, illustrations, and charts should have clear concise descriptions so that the reader who does not know what you know, will understand what everything is and what everything means . When it was done The results, clearly and simply stated 2-On the table in front of your backboard should be notebooks, journals, lists of information, etc.
Graphs make comprehension much quicker and easier.
Be sure that names of people or businesses do not appear in your notes. Those particular records should be kept privately by you. Photographs should not show people, but the experiment, equipment, the location, the environment, etc. Photos especially should not show advisors, teachers, parents, businesses, or people who were subjects. All work done by anyone besides yourself should be clearly stated, without using actual names.