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Caricature Lesson 6 Caption Text
Caricature Lesson 6 Caption Text
1. Lesson Goals
1. Lesson Goals
SWBAT:
1....create captions for their Caricature projects
2....format the caption text exactly as specified in the lesson instructions
2. Open Your Caricature File
2. Open Your Caricature File
If you need to catch up, do today's caption lesson today anyway!
Come to tutoring if needed to make up work
Do the caption today!
3. Write a Caption or Choose a Quote
3. Write a Caption or Choose a Quote
Use one of the quotes from your planning text. Include quotation marks, and same source.
See sample above.or
Write your own original caption (no quotation marks needed)
A caption is a title or brief explanation appended to an article, illustration, cartoon, or poster.
1. Choose an option that supports your Caricature illustration.
4. Type/Copy & Paste and Format Caption Text
4. Type/Copy & Paste and Format Caption Text
1. Select the Type tool and enter the following settings:
FONT..............Helvetica, Myriad, Arial or another sans serif font
CASE..............Sentence / Title
PT SIZE..........18 - 24 pt
COLOR............Black
ALIGNMENT....Center
2. Type in your caption and don't forget quotation marks for quotes and song titles!
5. Position Caption at 9.5" on Center
5. Position Caption at 9.5" on Center
1. View > Rulers (Command R)
2. Drag a vertical guide to the 3 3/4" mark on the horizontal ruler
3. Drag a horizontal gude to 9 1/2" mark on the vertical ruler
4. Position your with the text with the MOVE TOOL so that the bottom line of text touches the horizontal ruler and is centered on the vertical guide.
It can be close to the edge because later you will be adding a canvas border.
6. Proofread, Edit, Print & Submit
6. Proofread, Edit, Print & Submit
1. Read your caption carefully - check for mistakes
2. Copy and paste it into a Word doc to use Spell Check and Grammar Check
3. Ask your neighbor to read your text
4. Print it and show it to Ms. Hooker
7. Reflect!
7. Reflect!
1. Does your caption match your plans for your Caricature?
2. If you decide to make drastic changes, make a layer folder of your old work and let Ms. Hooker know.
By putting old work in a folder you can potentially earn extra credit!
8. Assessment
8. Assessment
9. Submit
9. Submit
10. Tutoring Available
10. Tutoring Available
1. Confirm availability. Report to the Mac Lab
NB Do Now 12/18/19
NB Do Now 12/18/19
What is a caption?
What is a caption?
Write a caption for this Caricature Illustration.
Write a caption for this Caricature Illustration.
NB Do Now 12/18/19
NB Do Now 12/18/19
A caption is a title or brief explanation appended to an article, illustration, cartoon, or poster.
A caption is a title or brief explanation appended to an article, illustration, cartoon, or poster.
NB Do Now 12/19/19
NB Do Now 12/19/19
What is the difference between Serif and Sans Serif Fonts?
What is the difference between Serif and Sans Serif Fonts?
NB Do Now 12/19/19
NB Do Now 12/19/19
Sans serif fonts are without serifs (sans = without) while serif fonts have serifs. Serifs are decorative flourishes at the end of strokes.
Sans serif fonts are without serifs (sans = without) while serif fonts have serifs. Serifs are decorative flourishes at the end of strokes.
Times is a Serif Font.
Times is a Serif Font.
Arial is Sans Serif Font
Arial is Sans Serif Font
NYC Visual Arts Benchmarks
NYC Visual Arts Benchmarks
• Art Making
• Developing Art Literacy
• Making Connections Through Visual Arts
• Community and Cultural Resources
• Exploring Careers and Lifelong Learning
Differentiation / Lesson Extension
Differentiation / Lesson Extension
...Students with different abilities can seek assistance from teacher, paraprofessional, or another student
...The students who finish early can ask a classmate if they need help or review
NYC VISUAL ARTS BENCHMARKS
• Developing Art Literacy
• Community and Cultural Resources
• Exploring Careers and Lifelong Learning
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