advertising something. It generally creates social awareness about any problem or needs. It also conveys a social message in an eye- catching way. It must capture the readers’ attention and motivate them to read on.
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DRAFTING POSTERS Posters should be colourful and attractive. They must be drafted carefully to attract the attention of the readers, excite their imagination and influence their minds. Posters are read from a distance. Do not give too much details in a poster. Highlight only important issues. Vikram Singh Nagore 3 MAIN FEATURES OF A POSTER Layout
Visually attractive/Eye catching
Title-suggestive/catchy Use slogan, jingle or short verse Sketch or simple drawings Letters of different size and shape Proportionate spacing, etc.
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Contents
The theme or subject of the poster
Description or details associated with the theme Essential details like time, date, venue (for an event) Name(s) of issuing authority/ organisation, etc.
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Expression
Phrases, slogans, persuasive language
Creativity in terms of content and design Overall organisation and sequencing of the matter Observe word limit (50 words)
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POINTS TO REMEMBER Poster must not exceed the word limit of 50 words. It should be in a box. Make the content inside the poster to the point and crisp. Make sure the answer to a poster fits in one page only. Use different font size. Also, bold or underline the important information inside the poster. Vikram Singh Nagore 7 Word Limit: 50 Marks Distribution: 03 M Format: 01M Content: 01 M Expression: 01M
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EXAMPLES 1. Design a poster for your School Fete.
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2. Design a poster in not more than 50 words for your school library on the value of books and good reading habits.
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3. Design a poster in not more than 50 words about the need for regular exercise.
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4. Poster on Eye Donation.
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5. Poster on ‘Say No To Plastic’.
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6. Poster on ‘Reckless Driving’.
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7. Poster on ‘Save Water’.
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8. Poster on ‘Say No To Drugs’.
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9. Poster on ‘Keep City Clean’.
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EXERCISE
1. You are Yogacharya Roshan, planning to open Yoga
Club in your city. Design a poster highlighting the importance of Yoga along with providing the necessary information about The Club.
2. Your school is organising a three-month long Literacy
Drive. Design and draft a poster to be displayed in your school urging students to volunteer for this noble cause.
LESSON PLAN The BROOK Lesson Title The Brook by Alfred Lord Tennyson Sub Topic Understanding The Theme, Imagery, and Poetic Devices in The Brook' Lesson Duration 1 Hour 30 Minutes Learning Objec