Tuesday, 25 November 2014

Dominant Impression: Working in Pairs













As a class we are working toward answering the essential questions above.


Today Students worked with movie posters to identify tools and strategies that work together to create a strong dominant impression.

Movie posters come from:

Some of our observations for FREAKY FRIDAY are:

Tomorrow students will present their ideas about tools and strategies their poster used powerfully to create a strong dominant impression.


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