Coming Attraction Poster

After completion of the book, Worth, students must create a movie trailer based on the book. Students are required to incorporate the four main characters (Nathaniel, John, Pa, and Ma) into the trailer, as well as at least two more important secondary characters. Students can decide to storyboard and/or narrate their trailer. Once the students have completed their trailers, presentations of the projects will be presented to the

Complete the poster presentation using one of the templates provided as a guide. The poster presentation must include a description of the selected topic, the components of the topic, why there is a need for change, the theory you will use for a change to occur, and an evaluation plan for the change. The finished Assignment should be a Poster Project, excluding the title page and references. The writing should be well ordered, logical, and unified, as well as original and insightful;

Movie posters fall under the category of communication design. Communication design is what is focused on how designs

The second grade team shared with Amber that students are having a difficult time with understanding the author’s purpose. Amber suggested showing the students short video clips of shows or commercials that the students are familiar with (documentaries, commercials about donating money to charity, selling chips, etc.…) and asking the students why they think somebody decided to make each of them.

I designed the front of my movie poster to show more about the main character Bobby Phillips. The first thing I drew was a book case. Why? Well Bobby loves reading books, he says that they are more intresting than his life.

Instruct the students to talk to their group about what they think the character/setting/events should be like.

The “A Young Man’s Opportunity” poster produced by the C.C.C. reveals that the government’s beliefs and values at this time were focused on a very government-involved nation. Where most people where employed, fed, and cared for by the government. This poster is a great example of bias because it creates the idea that only the government can provide you with work, study, enjoyment, and health. In the present day, we find our own employment, we buy and choose our own food, and we apply to various postsecondary school of our choosing. Seeing this poster advertising the government will provide all these benefits if you work for them, creates a contrast between our modern way of life and the life of those in the 1930’s. The intent of the artist was to create interest. This is shown through the smiling worker, the bolded yellow text

Readers theater- Each student receives a part of the play to read. Because students at this grade level are able to read fluently, this strategy is age appropriate.

A college recruiting poster has many persuading aspects of words, images, and layouts to pull in students to their university environments.

For one of my projects I did the movie/game review, but with a twist. I wanted to be able to tell the reader about the movie and video game I picked, but I knew writing it in on a piece of paper wasn’t going to be enough. I wanted the reader to be able to create a visual in their mind on what I was trying to describe. That is why I created two poster boards on James and the Giant Peach and Fallout 4. The reason I choose those two where because one; James and the Giant Peach is a classic and what better way to use a classic that makes

For this project, I decided to make a poster which addresses the social norm in our culture regarding attendance at school. To express this idea and campaign kids going to school I created a slogan, “Got to school, or you'll be considered a fool.” This is the main idea of the poster and represents the consequences of not going to school. The poster also uses illustrations to appeal to the audience of whom this social norm applies to. For the illustration, I used pictures to represent a clear cause and effect relationship. There are two picture sets that show the consequences of not going to school. For one picture set I portrayed the positive consequences of going to school represented by a graduate student with a diploma

Option #3 – same as above but teams/teachers are asked to volunteer and hopefully we will get a nice variety of 6-8th grade acts.

Your goal is to stop the pirates (aarrgh). No not those pirates. You will be creating a poster discouraging others from illegally downloading and reproducing content from the Internet (pirating). Your poster should have a clear message. Remember, copying copy protected music, movies, and games is stealing and it is harmful to the creative artists, musicians, developers and others involved in the work. To create your poster you may use various media such as digital photography, drawing tools, downloaded images, as well as online sites. Check with your teacher to find out what application should be used to create your poster. Some online

One person out of the group will be blindfolded and will have to count to twenty while the others scatter and try to hide. Then after everybody is hidden and the person that is it has counted to twenty he tries to go find everyone blindfolded. They have to identify if its a boy or a girl and they have to say their name and it has to be correct. Once they find out who it is the person that was it takes off her blindfold and the person that was found has to be blindfolded and the game will begin again. These games that were played in the Victorian Era are very interesting, but some are complicated to play, but if you can go out and try out some of these games for

The task was to create an effective advertising poster campaign for a specific film genre. I chose the horror genre as I am very interested in the way they are put together and how they create an eerie atmosphere by the technical codes (e.g. camera shots).