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Your Community…

Your Community…. But better!. What is a Community?. community: a social group of any size whose members reside in a specific locality, share government, and often have a common cultural and historical heritage. a locality inhabited by such a group.

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Your Community…

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  1. Your Community… But better!

  2. What is a Community? community: • a social group of any size whose members reside in a specific locality, share government, and often have a common cultural and historical heritage. • a locality inhabited by such a group. • a social, religious, occupational, or other group sharing common characteristics or interests and perceived or perceiving itself as distinct in some respect from the larger society within which it exists (ex: the student community, the school community)

  3. Let’s see what you’re talking about!

  4. What are some values that are important to you?

  5. Discuss!

  6. A word of caution! What happens when we pursue the idea of perfection a little too far? Diversity of ideas and people is a GREAT thing!

  7. Your Challenge! • Create a poster for a positive change you would like to see in your community

  8. But first! What makes a good poster?

  9. What makes a good poster? • Original • Simple • Colorful • Readable • Neat • Accurate • Inspiring

  10. Sample posters

  11. More great posters

  12. More great posters

  13. Your turn! • Brainstorm and come up with at least 4 different ideas or your poster

  14. Ready? Time to paint! • Sketch your favorite design on the large paper with pencil • Underpainting: Fill in large areas with color • Paint background first, then mid ground, then foreground • Add details • Refer to the poster in the classroom for a reminder of the range of painting techniques and brush stroke types available • Brushstrokes: short, long, curved, straight and dry brush • Details: sponging • Name and label your masterpiece upon completion!

  15. Midpoint painting break • Hip and lip

  16. Discussion

  17. So….! • What action do you think you’ll try to take that you wouldn’t have tried before this assignment? • Heads up on the next lesson: The power of the single individual!

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