Friday, 10 October 2014

Zine Planning



All grade 9's worked on zine planning today.  Planning is due Wednesday October 15.  This chart is available in Google Classroom.  Visualizing powerful reasons for staying in school is vital to complete an effective plan.  Consider using idioms to help you visualize.  Also, see some examples below:



After planning, students will have one class for production of each page.  Use the instructions below to fold your zine template.  Remember this is a minimum standard we have set for class.

Students may deviate from this plan by using paper larger than 11"x 17" or by changing the layout completely.  Be sure to discuss with Mrs. Anderson if zines will be vastly different from the size and construction below:




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