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MS Word Cover Page Templates

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Posted By: admin 07/11/2018

When it comes to getting good grades in an assignment the impression is the primary thing that matters. Although you can do a lot more to make an attractive cover page for your biology assignment, you need to give extra attention when you want a good first impression of you.

It should always be kept in mind that the assignment cover page is the first page that the teacher sees before checking the content of the assignment. In other words, the teacher gets a clear picture of the assignment through its cover page.

A student makes a communication with the teacher through the cover page. Therefore, it should include all the details necessary for a communication such as the title of the assignment, subject name, name of student, roll number and an attractive picture based on the title of the assignment.

Many students think that the cover page is the part of the assignment on which the student should spend the least time. However, this is not true. The cover page of the assignment should be given as much importance as the rest of the assignment. However, the student should not compromise on the quality of the assignment’s content.

How to make biology assignment cover page?

If you want to make an attractive cover page, you should know the format. The title of the page should cover the one-third of the page. The heading itself is self-explanatory and no abbreviation or short form should be used in heading.

Some of the important components of the cover page are:

• The full name of the student is recommended to write on the cover page
• The topic of the assignment should be clear and easy to understand. It should be well corresponding to the main idea of the assignment.
• The name of the teacher should be mentioned on the right bottom of the page.
• The name of the institute where the assignment will be presented should be mentioned.
• The academic details of the student such as current year, semester number, subject name and a lot more should also be written on the biology assignment cover page.

The first cover page shown here is nice, well balanced, and elegantly designed. It has a sophisticated look that an assignment cover page should have. The pictorial representation of DNA and cell represents the subject, hence easy to grab the idea behind it. The heading and title of the assignment can be placed in white portion so that it is focused easily.

Cover page format: MS Word 2007 | 2010 | 2013 File Size: 2.5 MB License: [Only for personal use] Download

This cover page has shades of blue with a background picture of a cell, as related to the subject. The blue strokes are giving a fine look providing enough space for the title of the subject, heading of the assignment, and names of the student and teacher. The overall appeal of the cover page is bright and attractive. The writer of the assignment can give a good impression by using this cover page.

Cover page format: MS Word 2007 | 2010 | 2013 File Size: 6 MB License: [Only for personal use] Download

The cover page shown here is classy and different from the usual. An exclusive look and bright color combination make it both pleasing and catchy for the reader. The dotted line border adds more grace to the cover page making it more sophisticated and well defined. The top border is for the heading of the assignment while the bottom border is for short introduction or main important points regarding the assignment. Overall it has a smart look that makes it a must-go-to cover page for the student.

Cover page format: MS Word 2007 | 2010 | 2013 File Size: 2 MB License: [Only for personal use] Download

The fourth cover page shown here has a unique combination of blue and green giving it a conventional look of an assignment. The anatomical figure on the left corner goes in relevance with the biology assignment. The details about the assignment, it’s heading, the title of the subject, whom it is submitted to and its brief abstract is provided in the middle portion that is easy to grab the attention of the reader.

This is another classy and exclusive sort of cover page that has distinct shades of red, a dotted line border, to make it look more professional. The background showing anatomical figures represents that the assignment belongs to biology. The lighter background enhances the font and has enough room to mention the title of the assignment, it’s heading, the name of the student and teacher. This cover page poses a smart elegant look and hence makes it a good choice for the student.

Cover page format: MS Word 2007 | 2010 | 2013 File Size: 4 MB License: [Only for personal use] Download

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Looking for ways to take your science lab or classroom up a notch? Look no further than these amazing science bulletin boards and classroom decor ideas!

1. Explore the solar system.

It’s the 3D planets that really make this solar system board pop. Have students help create them from styrofoam balls or papier-mâché.

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3. Teach the scientific method with memes.

Make the scientific method come alive with memes! This is a fun way to help kids remember the steps of this all-important concept.

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4. Put the periodic table on the ceiling.

Chances are your classroom ceiling is covered with those ubiquitous ceiling tiles, so why not turn them into the periodic table? Teacher Dan Ruddy did it with die-cut vinyl appliques.

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5. Map out cell biology.

Bright colors and a simple concept make this cell biology board stand out. Comparing plant cells and animal cells side-by-side drives the learning home.

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6. Chew on some dental facts.

Open wide! The “guess who” shots of student smiles personalize this bulletin board and make science real for kids.

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7. Bring the periodic table to life.

The periodic table becomes much more meaningful when students find examples of the elements in the world around them. Have each student create a tile, then assemble them for an eye-catching display.

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8. Become a mad scientist.

Mad science bulletin boards are popular, and we love this example where the teacher recreated herself in paper form! She added photos of her science classes in action as the year went on, too.

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9. Create interactive DNA.

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11. Highlight current science news.

Keep kids up to date on new discoveries, scientific advances, and far-reaching exploration by posting news updates on your science bulletin boards. 

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12. Show off your science.

Fill your science bulletin boards with photos of your class projects and experiments. This will inspire future students and allow past classes to remember the fun they had while learning with you!

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13. Dissect a giant (paper) frog.

This interactive door decoration is making us green with envy! No need for formaldehyde—just lots of green paper and a bit of creativity. 

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14. Illustrate the path of human evolution.

Simple silhouettes paint a picture of evolution that’s easy to understand. Cut them from black paper, or paint them on the wall if you’re allowed.

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Your class will learn the first 12 elements of the periodic table in no  time  at all when they see them on your classroom clock! Make your own, or buy one at the Etsy link below.

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Ask students to take a photo of what science means to them, then print and display the images. Extra points for creative use of periodic table letters!

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Jill Staake is a Contributing Editor with WeAreTeachers. She has a degree in Secondary English Education and has taught in middle and high school classrooms. She's also done training and curriculum design for a financial institution and been a science museum educator. She currently lives in Tampa, Florida where she often works on her back porch while taking frequent breaks for bird-watching and gardening.

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