Vision Board or Your Future Self Meme ContestWin a chance to have your Meme broadcast on the television broadcast. Using the instructions and rubric below come up with a Meme that reflects your future goals. (2) winning selection will be chosen each week for the TV Broadcast.
Submit your Meme on Thursdays each week by email to Mrs. Bridges.
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Inspire yourself to reach your goals by creating a vision board in Google Drawings or any other drawing program
Achieve the following objectives:
Achieve the following objectives:
- Articulate areas of your life that you would like to improve, focus on, or call attention to.
- Write text and select images that support your vision or goal.
- Combine images, words, and shapes to create a vision board.
- Include representation of your future career choice or education pathway
- How can I motivate myself to reach goals at school, work, and in my personal life?
- What aspects of myself would I like to improve or focus on for a period of time?
- How can a digital inspiration board help me motivate myself?
- I can create a digital tool and use it for daily inspiration to achieve my goals.
Video- Assistance (35 min)
1 Introduction to Create a Vision Board
5 min Students are introduced to the lesson, create a new drawing, give it a title, and change its dimensions. |
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2 Add a Background Color and Choose Two or Three Areas of Focus
10 min Students add a background color and choose two or three areas of their life to focus on for their vision board. |
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3 Use Word Art
10 min Students create Word Art for each of their focus areas, place the words on the canvas, and resize the text. |
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4 Find Images
10 min Students find images that inspire them and complement their focus areas. They add the images to their canvas and resize them. |
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5 Create Shapes and Align Objects
5 min Students create a shape to call attention to what they want to focus on the most and align the objects on their canvas. |
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6 Create a Vision Board Wrap-Up
5 min Students wrap up the lesson and discover how the skills they learned can apply to other tasks. |
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