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What to Learn
- Unit 8 Grade Sheet
- Pick up the Grade Sheet and Unit 8 Notes Worksheets from the worksheet box on the Homework Table
- Put your name on the Grading Sheet and put it on your clipboard
- Put your name on the Notes Worksheet
- Learning about the Principles of Design
- Watch the Principles of Design presentation
- Write your notes for Questions 1 through 4 on the Notes Worksheet
- Learning about Fonts
- Turn to the next page of your Notes Worksheet
- Watch the Fonts in PowerPoint presentation
- Fill in the blanks on the worksheet for Questions 5 through 17 while clicking through the PowerPoint presentation
- Font Worksheet #1
- Save the Fonts PowerPoint template to your folder on the server
- Minimize the Internet and File - Open the file in PowerPoint
- Follow the directions on Slide 1 to change the 15 fonts to the named font
- Follow the directions on Slide 1 to make the following changes to Slide 2
- Change the WordArt title Fonts in Presentations to colors and styles of your choice
- Keyboard your name, computer number and hour
- Click on the smallest rectangle and change to a solid color that is lighter (or darker) than your WordArt
- Click on the medium rectangle and change it to a two-color pattern of your choice
- Click on the largest rectangle and change it to a texture of your choice
- Before finishing, watch the Grading Guidelines for Unit 8 PowerPoint presentation.
Write your notes about the grading guidelines on the back of the Unit 8 Grade Sheet
- REMEMBER: All fill effects used in the rectangles SHOULD match the color scheme used in your WordArt.
- Carefully follow the printing directions on Slide 1
- How to WordArt
- Turn to the next page of the the Unit 8 Notes worksheet
- Watch the WordArt Artistry PowerPoint presentation
- Fill in the blanks on the worksheet for Questions 18 through 30 while clicking through the PowerPoint presentation
- WordArt Worksheet #1
- Save the WordArt1 PowerPoint template to your folder on the server
- Minimize the Internet and File - Open the file in PowerPoint
- Follow the directions on each slide to explore the WordArt tools
- WordArt Worksheet #2
- Save the WordArt2 PowerPoint template to your folder on the server
- Right click on this link for the Mickey and Friends picture. Choose
Save Target as and save it to your folder on the server
- Minimize the Internet and File - Open the file in PowerPoint
- Slide 1: DO NOT FORGET to type your name in the lower left corner
- Specific directions are written on Slide 1 of your template
- Slide 2: Choose which of these characters is your favorite - Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy or Pluto
- Whichever character you choose is the one that you will be drawing
- Specific directions are written on Slide 2 of your template
- Both slides on this template have WordArt placeholders
- Replace the words in each placeholder with the requested text
- Change the WordArt's fill color, line color, shape, style, font to what you want
- Show RHYTHm by using colors and fill effects that match the picture on Slide 1 and your drawing on Slide 2
- Show unity between Slide 1 and 2 through your use of fonts, colors, and other choices
- Print to the color printer as Handouts, 2 slides per page
- WordArt Worksheet #3
- Save the WordArt3 PowerPoint Disney Movie Poem Project to your folder on the server
- Choose your favorite Disney animated movie from the lists at Wikipedia
- Visit the Wikipedia list of Disney films
- Scroll down through the table that starts with #1 and ends with #49. You can choose one of the movies numbered 1 through 46.
- Scroll down further to the Pixar section of Disney movies. You can choose one of the movies numbered 1 through 8.
- Pick up the WordArt3 Directions Worksheet from the worksheet box on the Homework Table
- Follow the directions on the worksheet to complete this project
- What if you do not remember the PLOT of this movie?
- If you click on the movie's title, Wikipedia has a PLOT section for each Disney movie
- The orange binders on the bookshelf have a section devoted to the first 50 Disney animated movies
- On the top shelf of the bookshelf, you can find story books for some of the animated movies.
- If you have the movie at home, you might want to watch it again
- Minimize the Internet and File - Open the WordArt3 file in PowerPoint
- Drawing Project #4
- Go to the Design by Disney page
- Template to save and directions to follow are on that page
- Composite 1: Animated Feature-Length Films
- Composite photographs are created by combining several other pictures together as one
- Scrapbooking is a hobby that is based on creating composite photographs
- Composite photographs are great examples of the design principle unity
- The PICTURE fill effect in PowerPoint makes composite photography an easy accomplishment
- Directions for this composite are found in the Bluebook, Unit 8, pages 1 and 2
- Right click and choose Save - Target as to save these files to your folder on the server
- Do not print Composite 1 until Composite 2 is finished
- Composite 2: One World - Four Parks
- Directions for this composite are in the Bluebook, Unit 8, pages 2, 3, and 4
- Right click and choose Save - Target as to save these files to your folder on the server
- When Composite 2 is finished, remember to follow the directions on Page 4 in the Bluebook for your name and for printing.
- Look over the samples of Composite 1 and Composite 2 that are found in the Bluebook on Unit 8: Page 5
- Composite 3: Characters
- Directions for this composite are found in the Bluebook, Unit 8, pages 6 through 8
- Right click and choose Save - Target as to save these files to your folder on the server
- Do not print Composite 3 until Composite 4 is finished
- Composite 4: Pop Century Resort
- Directions for this composite are in the Bluebook, Unit 8, pages 9 through 11
- Right click and choose Save - Target as to save these files to your folder on the server
- Drawing Project #5
- Drawing Project #6
- Directions for completing Graphic Design 5 are found in the Bluebook, Unit 9, Pages 1 through 12
- If you did not finish some, or any, of the composites, save the following picture links that you need
- To complete research about a theme park, attraction, or resort, use the following links
- Magic Kingdom
- MGM Studios
- To research an attraction, use your assigned theme park's Web site. Click on one of the attractions to research it.
- Resorts Web site ...
Click on the name of the resort that you are researching.
Due Date
- Eight homework assignments: Take about 10-15 days to finish
- Three Projects: Take about 6-10 days to finish
- Work at your own speed
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