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Pingus

Pingus. Pingus Technical Writing Exercise. Environmental Problem: Water Pollution. Environmental Problem: Air Pollution. Environmental Problem: Litter. In Pingus, your Penguins will look for environmental problems, guided by your instructions. Activity Steps.

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Pingus

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  1. Pingus Pingus Technical Writing Exercise

  2. Environmental Problem:Water Pollution

  3. Environmental Problem: Air Pollution

  4. Environmental Problem: Litter

  5. In Pingus, your Penguins will look for environmental problems, guided by your instructions

  6. Activity Steps • Complete the first three levels of Pingus' story. • Pick either the second or third level. • Write instructions for all the steps to complete the level. • Have a fellow “environmental engineer” use your instructions exactly, making suggestions for improvement. • Revise, based on suggestions for improvement. • Show your revised instructions to the teacher to get more feedback. • Make a final draft of your instructions to hand in for grading.

  7. How to Write Good Pingus Instructions • First, always tell the reader to click Play. • List every step that needs to be done. • Be descriptive and very clear: • Bad example: • Click on the penguin • Good example: • Click on the penguin once it reaches the digging sign to make it dig through the stone into the cavern beneath. • For the final step, in some way, tell the reader that s/he is done.

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