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Amendment Collage 1.  Pick two of the amendments that were covered in class (one of which must be amendment one- 1 st  amendment must have an example of each freedom).  TWO  AMENDMENTS=TWO SIDES 2.  Pick 12 pictures for EACH (24 total) amendment that represent what the amendment says.  OVERLAP PICTURES! 3.  Glue pictures to construction paper (one amendment on the front, one on the back) 4.  Make sure both sides are titled, using cut out letters from magazines or construction paper. 5.  On a separate sheet of paper write a one sentence explanation of how each picture represents the amendment (if all the pictures are very similar then you need to write a two paragraph summary of the amendment, why you think it is important, and what your pictures represent). 6.  By the end of class- all pictures should be cut out and either attached or paper clipped to your poster.
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Amendment collage

  • 1. Amendment Collage 1. Pick two of the amendments that were covered in class (one of which must be amendment one- 1 st amendment must have an example of each freedom). TWO AMENDMENTS=TWO SIDES 2. Pick 12 pictures for EACH (24 total) amendment that represent what the amendment says. OVERLAP PICTURES! 3. Glue pictures to construction paper (one amendment on the front, one on the back) 4. Make sure both sides are titled, using cut out letters from magazines or construction paper. 5. On a separate sheet of paper write a one sentence explanation of how each picture represents the amendment (if all the pictures are very similar then you need to write a two paragraph summary of the amendment, why you think it is important, and what your pictures represent). 6. By the end of class- all pictures should be cut out and either attached or paper clipped to your poster.
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