The challenge this week at Paper Playtime is Technology. I decided to create a 12 X 12 poster that I can use at school to discuss how technology has changed throughout time. It will be perfect to show the students when we discuss inventions that have changed our lives, compare and contrast how technology has evolved, and lastly, we can discuss the pros and cons of each. I think this will be a great visual aid for many of my students.
Materials I used:
- Plantin Schoolbook cartridge ~ 1 1/4" letters for poster title and 1/2" or 3/4" for messages
- My World cartridge ~ 4" music and phones
- Wrap it Up cartridge ~ 2 1/4" game controller
- brown, white, black, and silver cardstock
- braiding cord and black gems for ipod headphones
Good luck creating your project for this week's challenge. I am looking forward to seeing what you post.
Take Care,
Georgiana
This is a great little project! Have a blessed day.
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What a great visual for your students! I'm focusing on digital technology for my MEd so I'm especially excited that you will be discussing the history of technology with your students.
ReplyDeleteThis is just perfect!! Love it! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! if you have time can you stop at my blog tp get the add. of a 3 year old little boy who is going through chemo treatments. we were asked to send cards to make him smile! Thanks Dina
ReplyDeleteThis is a great layout/poster. Perfect teaching aid and really shows the vast contrast of old and new.
ReplyDeleteKim xXx
This is great!
ReplyDeleteYou made a great project!! How fun that you can use it in your classroom as a learning aid!
ReplyDeleteI had a rough time with the Paper Playtime challenge, but I got it done and linked up today!
Cheryl
Awesome..What a great way to get your lesson across. It is amazing how technology has and continues to change... Fun poster..great job!
ReplyDeleteGeorgiana,
ReplyDeleteThis is soooo smart!! It came out great!!
Hi Georgiana! I'm back! lol! just wanted to let you know about a challenge I am having if you want to join in! Dina
ReplyDeletegreat cuts for the LO. Thanks for stopping by my blog, no I had not see the Tuesday Throwdown yet. I was so tired last night - I just grabbed a few challenges to get my creative juices going at 10PM! To get the card created. Thanks I'll check it out.
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