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One Simple Thing Per Day The quick tasks below can be used to demonstrate student engagement on a daily basis. Select the tasks that are appropriate for your staff’s current knowledge. Name a sans serif font. Arial, Helvetica, or other fonts without feet Explain what sans serif means. A font without feet Name three elements of design that should always be on a yearbook spread. Answers may include: headline, dominant element, eyeline, caption, subheadline What are the colors that make up CMYK printing? Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black Define Double Page Spread. Two facing pages in a book, a left-hand page and a right-hand page. Define Signature in the context of book construction. A set of 16 consecutive pages bound into the spine of a book. Pages 1-16 are a signature, as are pages 17-32, and so on. Define Gutter in the context of yearbook design. The middle of a double page spread where the two pages are bound into the spine of the book. Name three principles of design. Answers may include: emphasis, contrast, scale/hierarchy, rhythm, unity, harmony, repetition, balance What are primary colors on the color wheel? Red, Yellow, Blue What are secondary colors on the color wheel? Orange, Green, Purple, Violet What makes colors “complementary” on the color wheel? They are directly across from one another on the color wheel. Red and green are an example. Design a headline package using a color triad. Do a rough sketch of a yearbook design showing dominance (or screenshot a magazine example). Do a rough sketch of a yearbook design showing repetition (or screenshot a magazine example). Do a rough sketch of a yearbook design showing contrast (or screenshot a magazine example). Do a rough sketch of a yearbook design showing balance (or screenshot a magazine example). Do a rough sketch of a yearbook design showing use of space to emphasize (or screenshot a magazine example). Screenshot a design inspiration idea you like that uses lines or boxes. Screenshot a design inspiration idea you like that uses colors. Screenshot a design inspiration idea you like that uses modules. Screenshot a design inspiration idea you like that uses typography. Screenshot a design inspiration idea you like that uses black and white or duotones. Design a headline package using interwoven or broken type. Design a headline package using overlapping transparencies. Design a headline package using various weights and styles of the same typeface. Design a headline package using color blocking and reversed type. ©2020 Jostens, Inc. All rights reserved. 202533 DESIGN
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One Simple Thing Per Day
The quick tasks below can be used to demonstrate student engagement on a daily basis. Select the tasks that are appropriate for your staff’s current knowledge.
Name a sans serif font. Arial, Helvetica, or other fonts without feet
Explain what sans serif means. A font without feet
Name three elements of design that should always be on a yearbook spread. Answers may include: headline, dominant
element, eyeline, caption, subheadline
What are the colors that make up CMYK printing? Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
Define Double Page Spread. Two facing pages in a book, a left-hand page and a right-hand page.
Define Signature in the context of book construction. A set of 16 consecutive pages bound into the spine of a book. Pages 1-16 are a signature, as are pages 17-32, and so on.
Define Gutter in the context of yearbook design. The middle of a double page spread where the two pages are bound into the spine of the book.
Name three principles of design. Answers may include: emphasis, contrast, scale/hierarchy, rhythm, unity, harmony, repetition, balance
What are primary colors on the color wheel? Red, Yellow, Blue
What are secondary colors on the color wheel? Orange, Green, Purple, Violet
What makes colors “complementary” on the color wheel? They are directly across from one another on the color wheel. Red and green are an example.
Design a headline package using a color triad.
Do a rough sketch of a yearbook design showing dominance (or screenshot a magazine example).
Do a rough sketch of a yearbook design showing repetition (or screenshot a magazine example).
Do a rough sketch of a yearbook design showing contrast (or screenshot a magazine example).
Do a rough sketch of a yearbook design showing balance (or screenshot a magazine example).
Do a rough sketch of a yearbook design showing use of space to emphasize (or screenshot a magazine example).
Screenshot a design inspiration idea you like that uses lines or boxes.
Screenshot a design inspiration idea you like that uses colors.
Screenshot a design inspiration idea you like that uses modules.
Screenshot a design inspiration idea you like that uses typography.
Screenshot a design inspiration idea you like that uses black and white or duotones.
Design a headline package using interwoven or broken type.
Design a headline package using overlapping transparencies.
Design a headline package using various weights and styles of the same typeface.
Design a headline package using color blocking and reversed type.
©2020 Jostens, Inc. All rights reserved. 202533
DESIGN
One Simple Thing Per Day
The quick tasks below can be used to demonstrate student engagement on a daily basis. Select the tasks that are appropriate for your staff’s current knowledge.
Write an open-ended question you could ask someone about their spring.
Write an open-ended question you could ask someone about school.
Write three words to describe this spring.
Edit this sentence: becasue chris worked hard hes good at writing
Write a headline package for the best event of yesterday.
Write two interview questions you’d use to break the ice with someone you don’t know.
Write two survey questions we could use at any time.
Write two questions we could use to create sidebars/alternative copy packages/modules for athletic teams.
Write a list of 10 things you know people are doing this week.
Write five topics that could be used for lists of information in the yearbook (favorite school lunch, for instance).
Write an opening paragraph for a story about online learning.
Write an opening paragraph for a story about how your family is working from home.
Write an opening paragraph for a story about what athletes did to stay in shape.
WRITING/REPORTINGInterview a parent or other adult about how their life has changed during spring 2020. Produce a 3-5 sentence anecdote.
Brainstorm a list of 20 things that have changed in your life in spring 2020.
List the top Google searches for today. Cite your source.
Take an observation walk in your neighborhood and list 5 or more story ideas you see.
Post a positive yearbook update on your own social media. Mention your role on the staff.
Spend 20 minutes “surfing” your social media for story ideas. What are students posting? Create a list.
Contact one person from school to see what they’re doing to occupy their time out of school.
Contact a second person from school to see what they’re doing to occupy their time out of school.
Contact a third person from school to see what they’re doing to occupy their time out of school.
Contact a fourth person from school to see what they’re doing to occupy their time out of school.
Write a 30-word story about the most boring thing that happened yesterday.
Contact a fifth person from school to see what they’re doing to occupy their time outof school.
©2020 Jostens, Inc. All rights reserved. 202533
One Simple Thing Per Day
The quick tasks below can be used to demonstrate student engagement on a daily basis. Select the tasks that are appropriate for your staff’s current knowledge.
PHOTOGRAPHYTake a photo from a worm’s-eye view (down low, looking up).
Take a photo from a bird’s-eye view (up high, looking down).
Take a photo from a table-top view (camera on level of table while person sits, works).
Take a photo that shows repetition of pattern.
Take a photo using rule of thirds.
Take a photo using framing.
Name four Elements of Composition. Answers may include: rule of thirds, leading
lines, geometric shapes, repetition, worm’s-eye view, bird’s-eye view, reaction, fill the frame, framing, selective focus
What equipment should you always have with you when photographing an event? Answers may include: camera, extra battery,
extra memory cards
Take a photo of “wildlife.”
Take a photo of “isolation.”
Take a photo of “movement.”
Take a photo of “connection.”
Take a photo of “beauty.”
Take a photo of “snacking.”
Take a photo of “boredom.”
Take a photo of “thought.”
Take a photo of “adventure.”
Take a photo of “success.”
Alphabet photos. Find letters of the alphabet in natural shapes and take a photo of each one.
MARKETINGUse the free version of Adobe® Spark to make a social media post about buying a yearbook.
Use the free version of Adobe Spark to make a social media post about sending in photos for the yearbook.
Use the free version of Adobe Spark to make a social media post about buying a senior ad for 2021.
Use the free version of Adobe Spark to make a social media post about sponsoring a book for students who cannot afford one.
Use the free version of Adobe Spark to make a social media post about joining the yearbook staff.
CULTURETake a selfie with a homemade sign stating something you are proud of that you have done in yearbook.
Take a selfie with a homemade sign stating something you accomplished that you never imagined yourself doing.
Write 1-3 sentences about how another staff member helped you.
Share the top three skills you learned in yearbook that will help you in the future.
Name three strengths you bring to group work.
Name three areas you could improve in regard to group work.
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