100 PIONTS! WARNING- REPORT Students will research Sickle Cell Disease, the causes, and the future cure in a one-page report in Word.
Also, the report may include aspects of the disease, cure, symptoms, treatments, advancements made on/about the disease or famous people who have the disease.
Heading is to include the Report Title, Name, Period and Date all typed in Arial font with the font size 16pts.
Paragraphs will be typed in font size 12pts, single space (1.0) and must have first line indents of 0.50.
This report must include pictures and one part must be placed into 2 columns.
Resources used must be cited in the report as well.
Please note that the Black History Report counts as 2 grades.
Project due date is Sunday, February 28, 2021 2:30

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