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Components of a Yearbook Spread Reference Guide with Terminology
I have been teaching a yearbook course for 15 years and have developed a curriculum that helps students understand how to creatively layout spreads. This resource explains the layout and terminology of a yearbook spread. It also includes a blank spread template for students to brainstorm for layout. The spread is an example from of one of our sports spreads from a few years back. I post this reference guide in the Google Classroom along with a follow up Google Form quiz. I hope it helps your s
9th - 12th
Graphic Arts
Journalism & Yearbook Editable Press Pass Templates on Google *Updated for 2024*
Here's an easy to edit & print, Journalism and Yearbook Staff Press Pass Templates on Google Slides. Choose your school colors and logo to customize and make it your own. And best of all, the back includes language with rules and regulations to remind journalists the "importance of the press pass" and use of the pass at your school and events. Editable for your program. When journalists and Yearbookers come in contact with students and staff members, they understand the importance & respo
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Visual Arts
Escape the Blizzards Engaging ESCAPE ROOM GAME Both Print and Digital
Kick off the New Year with this winter escape room activity. Here, teams work together (or students work alone) to solve the word puzzles, engaging passages, ciphers, cryptograms and logic puzzles centered around helping people and animals to safety during the biggest blizzards in history. Using critical thinking skills students uncover codes to open the locks. This low-prep activity gets students thinking as they solve the puzzles and move through clues. Print and digital versions are included.
4th - 10th
English Language Arts, Other (Arts), Reading Strategies
Also included in: BUNDLE Five Escape Room Games for End of Year Summer Print and Digital
Build a Dragon
Whether you're full of SCHOOL SPIRIT or simply reading books about dragons, this cut and paste dragon is perfect for bulletin boards. They can be colored like a typical dragon or in your school colors! The bow included can be used as a bow tie or hair bow for some cute mascot flair. This craft pairs well with the following books: Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin How to Catch a Dragon by Adam Wallace A Friend for Dragon by Dav Pilkey A few ideas for bulletin board sayings that go with this produ
K - 4th
Classroom Community, Coloring Pages, Reading
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