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Creating Your Personal Identity Mood Board

This project invites you to explore and showcase your personal identity through a creative mood board. Start by collecting images, cutouts, and memorabilia that represent your hobbies, interests, family, pets, favorite foods, and more. Use your whiteboard to jot down successful elements of your mood boards. Review your collection and develop presentation skills as you create an artistic display of your identity. By the end of this task, you will have a completed mood board that reflects your unique personality and experiences.

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Creating Your Personal Identity Mood Board

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  1. Year 7 Personal Identity Project • Good Morning • Bags on the floor, well out of the way • Equipment & planners on your desk • Collect your folder & work

  2. Personal Identity Starter: How many words can you make up out of these two words? Write them on the scrap paper

  3. Task 1: On your whiteboard: write down 2 things about each mood board that makes it successful

  4. Homework re-cap Your task was to collect some other images or items for a mood board: • Cut outs from magazines • Images from the internet • Memorabilia • Photographs • Postcards • Small items – food wrappers, jewellery, bottle tops, etc.

  5. Learning Objectives WALT: • To review your collection of personal identity images • To collect further images about your own personal identity • To practise presentation skills of your collected images

  6. Learning Outcomes WILF: • A completed mood board about your own identity • A combination of images, text and drawings on your mood board • Neat cutting and display of your visual information

  7. Mood board -examples

  8. About me: mood board What to show on your mood board: • Hobbies • Logos • Sports teams • Favourite Tv film/TV/music/bands • Lucky number • Pets • Interests • Family & friends • Fashion • Favourite food/holidays • Where you are from? Tasks: 1. Using both collected images and your own drawing work you are going to produce a mood board that reflects your interests, hobbies and personality 2. You may make notes about your images 3. You must glue & present these images artistically & imaginatively

  9. About Me • Hobbies • Interests • Family • Pets • Favourite food • Favourite film/TV/music • Where you are from • Favourite holiday

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