LITERARY POSTER – Contrast, Space, Typography

Students use markers and crayons to create a Missing Person poster based on a character in a story they have read.

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LITERARY POSTER – Contrast, Space, Typography

Supplies:

  • Crayola Crayons
  • Crayola Fine Line Markers
  • Crayola Marker & Watercolour Paper - 22.9 cm x 30.5 cm (9" x 12")
  • Rulers
  • Pencils
  • Erasers
 

Steps:

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Step 1
  1. Read your story to find answers to questions about the missing person.
    - When was he/she last seen?
    - What was he/she wearing?
    - What is his/her name?
    - How old is he/she?
    - Does he/she have any distinguishing features?
    - What do you think happened?
  2. Make a rough draft of your design.
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Step 2
  1. Use a pencil to lightly draw the main details of your poster.
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Step 3
  1. Outline shapes and letters with marker.
  2. Colour the main details with crayon.
  3. Make sure the text is neat and carefully spaced so it easy to read.
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Step 4
  1. View your finished poster with fresh eyes.
    - Does it have a dominant element?
    - Are the most important parts emphasized?
    - Does the image relate to the message?
    - Is the message simple and clear?
    - Does it show all the important information?
  • Subjects:

    • Language Arts,

    • Visual Arts,

    • Media Literacy

  • Grades:

    • Grade 3,

    • Grade 4,

    • Grade 5,

    • Grade 6,

    • Grade 7,

    • Grade 8


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