Students have been working on creating a collage to represent one of the wars we read about in class.
They have had several class periods to work on this project. The requirements are below: -Projects will be collected at the start of class on Wednesday, May 11. (Thursday, May 12 for students who attended Quebec trip). -Collages should be neat and creative and should have 10 images (drawn or cut out from newspapers, magazines, etc.), the child's name, and up to 3 words to describe the experience. -No more than 3 images can be printed from a computer. The point of this project is not to google images and print! Be creative. -In addition to the collage, a 1+ page explanation of the collage should be turned in that explains how each image, color choice, word, etc. relates to the text. A suggested starting frame would include: -Introducing the child, that they experienced war, and the country they were living in, and relevant background such as age. -introduce collage choices. Be prepared to explain each image, word, and color choice and connect these objects back to the text. Proper citations should be used on the collage. Examples and Sentence Starters: My collage represents the experience of Annu/Toma/Jimmy/Farooq/Nadja during the war in Sri Lanka/Sudan/ Uganda/Afganistan/Bosnia. She/he was a X year old child who lived through the war between x group and x group. My collage includes images such as hearts, the word family, and a picture of a family. This represents the closeness the child felt towards his/her family. In the text, it said " insert quote" (page number), which shows....
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