TRI-FOLD BROCHURE

Create a Tri-fold Brochure with information on the flower or plant that you photographed last week

• Identify your flower or plant. Check the links provided below for your flower type.
• Locate vital information on that flower or plant and write it in your own words.
  • growing and feeding instructions
  • perennial or annuals
  • care
  • pests
  • harvest / storage
  • recommended varieties
  • special features
  • other important information
• Add images (ALL must be your own original images)
  • include at least one image on the cover, no more than three.
  • include your headline
  • include a subhead if you like
  • develop your contact information on the outside center back
  • develop your table of contents.
    • remember: no more than three different fonts and three different sizes. Gets distracting when you add more than that.
    • Fonts can become a graphic element like lines and shapes.
    • Use your flowers as part of your design. Make sure it is the same flower type throughout your brochure.
    • Use no more than 5 images inside the brochure.
    • The flower itself can become more of a graphic element by locating artistic effects in the PowerPoint presentation. If you cannot do this in PowerPoint, try it in your photo storage site or wait until Tuesday and I will walk you through it using Photoshop.
  • Develop the inside information and bold or highlight the title of each informational section.
• Work on your e-portfolio website.
  • Add you images to your photo gallery page. You should have 4 images posted by now all in a 3 column format.
  • Make sure your archive page is up and running with 5 older images in it.
  • Your timeline should be working and up to date with ages 4-6 complete and 7-12 ready to update.
• Types of flowers http://www.flickr.com/photos/midimacman/collections/72157601324150731/
• Rate flowers: http://listverse.com/2011/10/25/top-10-incredibly-rare-flowers/
• more flowers types: http://www.flowers-gardens.net/types-of-flowers.html
• http://www.pinterest.com/allycat39/all-types-of-flowers/
• Dahlias: the big poofie white and purple ones: https://www.google.com/search?gs_rn=26&gs_ri=psy-ab&tok=-2WIaGJaiXkPtHjNkf3akA&pq=flowers+types&cp=6&gs_id=3p&xhr=t&q=dahlia&safe=active&bav=on.2,or.r_cp.r_qf.&biw=1280&bih=685&dpr=1&bs=1&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=6WA2Uqn-Gs7kiwLcsoHABw

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