Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Flair!

Instead of "Pieces of Flair", you would put your name.
The assignment today is called Flair. Flair is just a way to show things that symbolize you. First, pick out 15 things that represent you. Examples: a soccer ball, a picture of you and your grandfather, a chocolate donut, the McDonalds arches, your favorite book, your favorite movie, your favorite video game, your favorite shoes, etc. Once you've come up with 15 (or more), make a flair page. You can cut the images out of a magazine (get permission), or you can cut and paste images from the internet. You can even get crayons or map pencils and draw your images.

Remember, your name should be on the Flair page, too. It should nice and big and bold so it stands out.

Make your whole Flair page colorful and bold. Nice and neat. It should be done on copy paper or construction paper. NO NOTEBOOK PAPER!

These will be posted in the hallway outside my room. Meet the teacher night is coming, so EVERYONE will see your Flair. Do your best. They are due at the start of class on Friday.

And yes, Meet the Teacher Night is coming up. It will be Tuesday, September 9th. I hope to see you all there.

I got an email from a parent today and had a parent conference with another one. Outstanding! Please email me. Or call. Or come by.

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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousAugust 27, 2014 at 5:26 PM

    Mr.Lackey I'm one of your student's parent, and we tried to find the Flair page but could not find it if you can please comment a link to the page.

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  2. Patrick ShannonAugust 27, 2014 at 7:20 PM

    Hello. The Flair in the post is just an example. There is no website to go to make Flair (as far as I know). The one on the post was created thru Facebook, which I think discontinued Flair a few years ago. All your son needs to do is cut and paste 15 pictures of things that symbolize him onto a page of copy paper. They don't have to be circles. I'll try to find an example of one for tonight's post.

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