STEVE JOBS Collaborative Poster
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Description
Steve Jobs Collaboration Portrait Posters. These art activities are intended to complement/supplement any Steve Jobs lesson or STEM study. The final posters are great for bulletin boards, hallway displays, and visual inspiration to your students! These posters are the perfect way to start a unit or cap one off.
They are an engaging and entertaining way for students to work together to create a large poster of Steve Jobs! They make a great classroom focal point and a lasting example of collaboration for your students.
This Steve Jobs collaboration portrait poster is the perfect anticipatory set to pique your students’ interest or a great extension to finish your studies with a WOW.
Your students will be talking about this poster for weeks to come and will always remember exactly which piece was “theirs” when they see it on display in your classroom. It’s the perfect bulletin board display for any classroom!
You can also find Steve Jobs featured on my Famous Faces® of STEM or STEAM collaboration poster.
Recommended for any grade or discipline as there are 2 poster options available - coloring (for lower grades) and drawing (for older students/art students). Plus, there are a variety of bonus resources included in this product for early finishers or as extensions.
Resource Details
Poster #1: Steve Jobs Collaboration Poster: Coloring
** GREAT FOR ANY AGE ** This lesson is very easy. Each student is given one section of a large mosaic poster to color according to the instructions on each sheet. Once all sheets are colored and cut out, they are then assembled to reveal a large mosaic/poster/mural of Steve Jobs. You will need crayons, colored pencils, or markers in orange and blue.
Poster Details
- There are 30 pieces.
- Each piece fits on a regular 8.5" x 11" piece of paper.
- The final poster is approx. 35" x 42" depending on your printer settings.
- You will need markers, crayons or colored pencils in red and yellow.
Poster #2: Steve Jobs Collaboration Poster: Drawing
** Ideal for middle school and high school students and art students** This lesson is not hard but is more challenging than the coloring version in lesson #1. In this lesson, each student will draw their own grid piece using a small version of their assigned gridcell as a reference. Once the pieces are drawn and cut out, the classroom poster can be assembled. This lesson engenders a lot of cooperation among students to get all of the drawings within the individual gridcells to line up well and produce a nice looking final poster of Steve Jobs. This is all about working together!
BONUS Activities:
Group collaboration posters are a lot of fun and leave a lasting impression. However, students don’t get to walk away with anything tangible to show their families. I have created a variety of handouts that individual students can work on when they are finished with their poster piece. This is also very useful for early finishers.
The handouts are for a variety of levels, so you can find one that fits your grade level. Included are:
- Unscramble the portrait drawing.
- Unscramble the portrait cut and paste (with two grid variations).
- Steve Jobs coloring page.
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