Expectation

This class I'm happy to teach students how to make effective posters. In fact，making a poster is a great way to advertise an upcoming event, tell people your point of view at a protest, or even just to decorate your room! Whether you draw your poster by hand or you design it digitally and print it out, it’s important to think about how your poster will read from both up close and far away. Once you have picked your basic design, choose a font, colors, and embellishments that will help viewers instantly know what your poster is trying to say after you hang it up!

Students did good jobs in the class. In the end I want to say, when it comes to decoratingyour poster, you’re only limited by your own imagination. Tap into your creativity and see what you come up with! You can get ribbon, glitter, stickers, or other decorations at the craft store, or you could just look through what you have on hand. Don’t go overboard, though, because with embellishments, less is more.

If you’re creating a poster for a charity event or a school dance, try outlining your letters in glitter glue for a fun pop of sparkle.

Symbols can make a powerful impact on a poster without needing to add any additional words. For example, a peace sign is the perfect addition to an anti-war poster.

Tomorrow I hope they can finish and I will share them.