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WHAT THE PROJECT IS ALL ABOUT EXAMPLES OF PREVIOUS POSTERS DETAILS ON HOW TO CREATE A POSTER FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ALPHABET: Gr. 2 - African Animals, Alive In Lawrence, Insects, Native Americans, NE Aquarium, North Atlantic Ocean, Plum Island Gr. 3 - Revolutionary War, Electricity, Massachusetts, Western Expansion Gr. 4 - Ancient China, Ancient Egypt (1), Ancient Egypt (2), Henry David Thoreau, Literary Terms, Mesopotamia, Space, Thoreau Botanicals, Thoreau Quotes, Tour of America, Walden Wood's Animals Gr. 5 - Big Night (vernal pool), Ecosystems, Energy, Energy Sources, Age of Discovery, Math, American Revolution Gr. 7 - Geologic History Gr. 8 - France Gr. 9 - Vernal Pool
NON_ALPHABET: Gr. 1- Wetland Insects Gr. 2 - Biographies, Common Birds, Grace Vernal Pool, Gr. 4 - VP Seasons, Gr. 5 - Winter Animals, Vernal Pools-OH, VP Life-clay Gr. 6 - Invasive Species Gr. 7 - Vernal Pools (1), Vernal Pools (2), Vernal Pools (3) Gr. 9-12 - Biodiversity
A Sampling of Posters We Have Done
Use the index above to view posters we have done in recent years. Each sample features the poster and a close-up view of four of the panels.

Not all posters we have done are on this website. If you are looking for a specific poster, it may not be here.

If you are doing a poster with your class, our recommendation is to not show the sample posters to your students. Showing them completed posters is unlikely to improve their work and possibly diminishes their accomplishment by comparing them to others. The surprise of the class when they see the proof is well worth the "secrecy" in the beginning. Showing students sample panels might be appropriate to demonstrate art and text issues. In general, classes do very well without seeing how the finished product will appear. Only the teacher really needs to be aware of the details for reaching the goal.

Our experience is that students respond well to "discovery" and learn best when not shown the "final product" before they have created it.

Sample of a poster.


Sample of a panel of a poster.

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