Your+AnyMaking+Creations

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 * 6) The inserted picture itself

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10/23/11 Clemson University Wanted Poster I have used this idea in an elementary after school program. The students created Wanted posters for "Good Behavior" in the school.
 * Anna Baldwin**

(This is the guy who assassinated Archduke Ferdinand and precipitated WWI)

10/26/11 ConcordElementary Wanted Poster I inserted Adolf Hitler into a Wanted Poster to help students make connections to his life as a dictator.
 * Mary Elizabeth Van Heule**

10/26/11 Casi Esqueda Calhoun Academy of the Arts Collage I would use this image to create groups. I would place important people in Social Studies that the students are studying in the collage. I would then cut the picture out and give one child one piece of the picture. I would then have the students find their group by finding the other pieces of the picture. When they found their group, the would identify which famous person they had and then complete the assignment for that person. Just a fun way to group. I would have maybe four pictures per lesson.


 * Casi, I love your idea of using this to form student groups! Mary Elizabeth Van Heule, Concord

10/27/2011 Whitehall Elementary Snow Effect I would use this effect to help students become excited about winter and use this as a starting point to begin a creative writing assignment. We never know if we will get snow and it is always such an exciting time for our students when it does actually snow, that I believe they would love seeing themselves in a "snow storm" and create a lot of opportunities for writing!
 * Sara Mann**

10/27/2011 Kerri Senger Anderson V Substitute (no set school) Old Photo Effect I uploaded this photo of some pioneers heading out west. This would be a good introductory photo of the hardships of pioneer life.

10/28/11 Rebecca Marsengill Centerville Elementary Holly Tree This is a picture of my Bitty Kitty. She is not with us any more, but we have pictures and memories. I think this is a great tool that can be used to help students make gifts/cards for parent/grandparents.

10/30/11 Amy Hilliard Concord Elementary Photo Collage I used a picture of Benjamin Franklin for the photo collage to show my students the many different ways Benjamin Franklin contributed to our fight for independence from Great Britain. He played so many important roles during our long and complicated fight for independence.

10/29/11 Anna Mize Concord Elementary Old Photo Effects I inserted a picture of myself and my two sons. I think this effect could be used to create a historical fiction writing exercise.

10/30/11 Lakeside Middle Snowflakes I just wanted to post a picture of my cute boy. My students could use this to make Christmas cards or to create a winter-like image to emphasize changes in the weather. This is just fun and super easy! :-) Sarah, he is adorable! I like the idea of using the effect to make Christmas cards. Rebecca Marsengill Centerville Elementary
 * Sarah Taylor**

10/30/11 Nevitt Forest Community School of Innovation Cartoon Effect I chose a fun picture from the photo booth at my daughter's wedding and used the cartoon effect. This would be a fun way to help students create illustrations for their writing.
 * Cathelene Morris**

10/30/11 I chose to insert a picture of Ellis Island and give it the old photo effect to let students see how photos looked when developed a long time ago. I thought this would also be great to use when doing their journals for our Immigration unit. I thought they could all insert a picture of themselves from the day we re-enact Coming to America through Ellis Island or they could each get this picture and place in their journal.
 * Penelope Bikas**
 * Concord Elementary**
 * Old Photo Effect**

10/31/2011 Concord Elementary IB School Old Photo Effect I inserted a picture of Thomas Jefferson using the Old Photo Effect because of his role in being one of the main writers of the Declaration of Independence.
 * Susan Allen**

10/31/2011 Wanted Poster I am not sure how I would use this ut everybody likes to see "Wanted" posters. Neat, simple and quick ideas on this page!b 10/31/11 Leslie Hornick Whitehall Elementary Sepia Before beginning a lesson on "Then and Now" with my students, I would show this picture of an old photo to spark their interest and curiosity. Then, I would continue showing important old photos and discussing how things have changed and how things are still the same.
 * Tamara Burden Brown**



10/31/11 McCants Middle Computer art This graphic is so cool! Students could identify with how the brain processes and the multitude of ways that brains work differently. I think this could stimulate a lot of discussion about the brain, the ways everyones works differently and using different strategies...even inspire students to create their own personal strategies. This does not show the animation which is the coolest part. I would be interested in knowing how to make the animation work here?
 * Lorrie Pratt**

10/31/11 Johna Cochran T.L. Hanna High School The tool I used in Anymaking Creations was the Pop Art Poster. I selected this to use for a Yearbook Sales poster because it is eye catching and appealing to teens.



10/31/11 Brandy Greenlee McLees Elementary Pop Art I made a pop art poster of Dr Seuess. This would be an option students would have when making a poster for their author studies.

10/31/2011 Tripp Dukes District Office Wanted Poster

Here's a motivational poster that could be used by principals in schools that are applying for the SC Exemplary Writing Award.