Poster

we were planning stuff out to make December 2nd as smooth as possible for the kids. We set a goal for ourselves to make $1,200 to donate to the Children Recovery Center. We planned out fundraisers and did a book drive. We made Christmas cards and posters for the kids. We also baked treats for the staff to say Thank You. All the money we got from the fundraisers was about $900 and we used that money to buy the Children Recovery Center 4 chairs for the kids. My role in the service project…

rising health care costs are still is a big problem in today’s society. The theme that is carried through the images with money background it helps to make the picture more striking, which works extremely well to draw the viewer’s attention. This poster mostly attracts people who are struggling to pay their medical costs and worrying about their health care coverage. Therefore, rising health care costs are effective in communicating its intended argument to its intended audience.…

Just a few years after the last global conflict, the Second World War began. World War II was the most deadly and most widespread war in history. World War II was the most significant period of the 20th century. It brought about major leaps in technology and increased groundwork which permitted post-war social changes. WWII also made changes in the civil rights movemen, and the modern women’s rights movement, and also the programs for exploring outer space. The main opponents were the Axis…

people that help us leave but it turn out they were the ones keeping us in the maze. They brought us all to a building and we went all the way to the top and they just left. We were very confused by this, there wasn’t much in the top floor just some posters and a wooden door…

This week at city experience has been packed full with lots of amazing visits to places all around Melbourne. The work load has also been very full on, but it has come together and now looks much better than I expected it to. I don’t think that I really have a favourite place as I enjoyed most of the outings we went on. I also liked the interview as I found out things that I didn't know before. I think that the main message from the interview that I got was that to help people without a home,…

By aspiring to achieve the same goal as the Soviet Union, Mao Zedong, during the beginning stages of the Great Leap Forward, viewed the Soviet Union as the ideal model to follow in hopes of achieving a communist society. The ship within the poster can be the interpretation that, due to the Soviet Unions inability to help finance China , the Soviet Union sent intellectuals to help China in its transition to a communist society--therefore, the Soviet intellectuals served as "teachers" teaching…

enlisting into the armed forces to fight in the war, conserve necessities so they can be sent to the soldiers fighting, help finance the war by investing in bonds, and provide everything needed for the people fighting. It was all over including on posters, in pamphlets, over radio broadcasts, and in movies to help reel people into helping out with the war effort. It was plastered everywhere so that would be all anyone saw from when they woke up in the morning to do their daily routines until…

One major hindrance to living an awesome life is stress. Stress, also described as anxiety and pressure, prevents people from living the best life possible. Unfortunately, stress not only affects the individual, but everyone around them. Often, stress clutters our state of mind so that we approach even the simplest tasks with panic. There comes a point where the mind goes into overdrive trying to prioritize, and exists in a state of disorder. We identified a clear need to eliminate stress on…

regular people seem as an entity of threat and fear to the non-Jewish German people. Another object of propoganda was a copy of Nazi anti-Semitic artist Mjolnir’s poster. The Poster depicts a hand pointing at a seemingly Jewish man, wearing a yellow badge, with the words “He is guilty for the war” engraved above the pointing hand. This poster is once again depicting the Jews as oppressors and enemies of the German people. These objects are significant because Nazi propaganda is what generally…

“What does this quote mean?” Have students share with their partners on what they think the quote means (think-pair-share). Read the book, Martin’s Big Words, which is a primary source book of quotes. After, transfer the quote mentioned above onto a poster. Students will then chart down around the quote what they think the quote means. They can chart down what they talked about with their partner or what they learned from the book. We will then have a collaborative conservation about what they…