؜My idea is to make a microscope showing pond organisms to represent Taumoeba from Project Hail Mary along with a "top secret file" to explain the plot of the novel.

This is my sketch, it is showing a microscope with amoebas representing Taumoeba. The feedback I got says to include a "file" and some customization to the microscope to make it look cooler.

This is my technical precedent, it is a zero gravity microscope designed for use in space. I wanted to recreate this for my project because a microscope like this is included in Project Hail Mary so I wanted to recreate it for my project.

This is Taumoeba, a fictional alien organism from Project Hail Mary. I wanted to use this as a conceptual precedent as they can easily be recreated with amoebas, a creature from earth. I wanted to combine this with the microscope to make a visual experience where the audience can see the Taumoeba.

Day 1:

Today I started work on my "top secret file" for my project. I also sent Mrs. Dilly an email asking for microscope permission.

Day 2:

I have made more progress on the "top secret file" ( By making some stickers)today! I think I will start work on the microscope tomorrow.

Day 3:

Today I sent ANOTHER email asking to borrow a microscope because it turns out I need to ask Mr. Danziger to borrow it. I have also made progress on my "file"

Day 4:

Today I finished my classified document and sent myself my backup project (a really fun game). My game consists of 5-6 levels (haven't played it in a while), all of which are based off events from the book

Link to document:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kHZyV0cXkNlGy2k9NMaE_BjaQqkITFXlX_9ChlVFI0o/edit?tab=t.0

(Picture of the game starting screen)

Day 5:

Today I printed out my *new stickers and also FINALLY got my microscope, I also talked to Mrs. Dilly about how I will get my amoeba/pond organisms and she said she woll provide me with 1-3 glass slides but that if there is a pond near my house (which there is) I should just get a jar, go to the pond, and scoop up a ton of water and dirt and then put some samples on the slides.