Your+PicFull+Creations

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10/23/11 Clemson University Old Photo I would use this as a writing prompt for students to write about living during 1910 in the Wild West.
 * Anna Baldwin**



10/25/11 Concord Elementary Color Balance I inserted a picture of an elephant and altered the color balance on the photo. We study biotic and abiotic factors in science, so this picture may grab students’ attention better than a normal picture of an elephant.
 * Mary Elizabeth Van Heule**

10/26/11 Casi Esqueda Calhoun Academy of the Arts Pencil Sketch I used a picture of myself to show the kids how you could take an ordinary picture of yourself and make it into a sketch that can be easily drawn. Since I work at an elementary school that infuses the arts into our curriculum, most of our students LOVE to draw. They would love to see their picture in a pencil sketch to try to copy!

10/27/2011 Kerri Senger AndersonV Substitute (no set school0 Old Photo First graders at my previous school had Long, Long Ago Day. I thought it would be neat to put their photos into the old photo effect to make the pictures look like they were taken long agao.
 * I love this idea of having a Long, Long Ago Day. Changing the pictures to this effect would make the photos from that day appear more authentic. Sara M. Whitehall

10/27/2011 Whitehall Elementary Sepia I would use a photo like this to assist me when teaching my students how technology they are so familiar with today has changed drastically over the years. I could use this effect to help students compare what pictures today look like verses what they like years ago.
 * Sara Mann**

10/30/11 Centerville Elementary Old Photo I could use this photo when we are doing our Native American Unit talking about the Plains Indians.
 * Rebecca Marsengill**

10/30/11 Amy Hilliard Concord Elementary Vintage Dark I chose a picture of a buffalo to use as a journal prompt during our Native American unit. The buffalo was essential to the way of life of the Plains Native Americans. The students will create a collage of the many different ways the Plains Indians used the buffalo. If the Native Americans killed an animal, they made sure not to waste any part.

10/30/11 Anna Mize Concord Elementary Vintage I chose a picture of Thomas Edison to show to my students as we are studying the great inventors of our time. I can also use this to begin our research on how to become an inventor and to preface our Invention Convention.

10/30/11 Sarah Taylor Lakeside Middle Sepia This is a picture of me and my son that I changed to Sepia tones. I would use something like this for my website or profile pictures. I would suggest this site to my students so that they could edit some of their personal photos.

10/30/11 I used a picture of immigrants waiting in line with Old Colored to show my students how old photos looked. I figured I could take their individual picture from our Immigration Day when they are dressed up and make it look like an Old Photo for them to place in their journals.
 * Penelope Bikas**
 * Concord Elementary**
 * Old Colored**

10/30/11 Nevitt Forest Community School of Innovation Vintage Dark This is a photo I took of the U.S. Custom House in Charleston. I used the vintage dark effect to make it look old. I could use this site to help students prepare and print pictures for projects, such as South Carolina History for third grade or immigration for fifth grade.
 * Cathelene Morris**

10/31/11 Leslie Hornick Whitehall Elementary Pencil Strokes I would print a few pictures using this effect and have the students tell me who it is and how they could tell. I would explain that sometimes illustrators use pencil sketches in books and you can still tell what they are drawing. I would have students practice this technique in their own writing and drawing during Writer's Workshop.



10/31/2011 Concord Elementary IB School Vintage Dark We are going to use this picture of George Washington to compile a list of character traits that are displayed in our founding fathers.
 * Susan Allen**

10/31/11 McCants Middle Color Balance I liked how this effect made the graphic that I chose more eyecatching and would combine it with one of the previous pictures I made in PhotoFunia or Big Huge Labs.
 * Lorrie Pratt**

10/31/11 Johna Cochran T.L. Hanna High School The tool I used in PicFul Creations 2 color with Dots I liked the night scape look it gave the Hanna building. A real change in mood.



10/31/11 Brandy Greenlee McLees Sepia I think I liked this site best because of the simplicity of it and its ease to use and upload. 10/31/2011 Tamara Burden-Brown ACAS Anypictures.com

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District Office Two Color I have seen similar pictures of Che Guevara  on t-shirts often worn by students. I re-created this look as a prompt to have students research the life and political beliefs  of Che. Students could then be asked to write a position paper on whether they believe that Che is a positive or negative icon in our country.

10/31/11 Tamara Burden-Brown ACAS I like this site because it is instant and easy. The kids really like the separate colors feature and dots.They are at the age that they want to be silly in photos and this allows the picture to be even sillier.