Michael Sodomka, Principal 30 East Baker Street, Saint Paul, MN 55107 (651) 293-8600 | Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Lesson: Paring Images
Description: Create different pairs of photographs. Use your mental associations and connotations by paring pictures together to create images. The images should follow the list below. Each pair should have a written statement that supports the reason why they are paired together.
Requirements:
Name Ironic 1 Ironic 2 Usable partners 1 Usable Partners 2 Misunderstanding 1 Misunderstanding 2 Perfection 1 Perfection 2 Contrast 1 Contrast 2 Choice 1 Choice 2Description Create a Pair of Pictures that show irony. Create a pair of pictures that shows two items that are use together. Create a pair of pictures that shows tow items that are use together. Create a pair of pictures that show two items that are used together. Create a pair of pictures that show two people, places or things that are often misunderstood.Create a pair of pictures that show two people, places or things that are often misunderstood. Create a pair of pictures that show two objects that are perfect for each other. Create a pair of images that show two objects that are perfect for each other. Create a pair of image that show contrast. Create a pair of images that show contrast. Create two images that are paired together. Your choice. Create two images that are paired together. Your choice. Number of Pictures 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Vocabulary: Irony, Associations, and Connotation Final Critique: Have pictures and written work ready for final presentation Complete a Rubric.
Name
Ironic 1
Ironic 2
Usable partners 1
Usable Partners 2
Misunderstanding 1
Misunderstanding 2
Perfection 1
Perfection 2
Contrast 1
Contrast 2
Choice 1
Choice 2
Description
Create a Pair of Pictures that show irony.
Create a pair of pictures that shows two items that are use together.
Create a pair of pictures that shows tow items that are use together.
Create a pair of pictures that show two items that are used together.
Create a pair of pictures that show two people, places or things that are often misunderstood.
Create a pair of pictures that show two objects that are perfect for each other.
Create a pair of images that show two objects that are perfect for each other.
Create a pair of image that show contrast.
Create a pair of images that show contrast.
Create two images that are paired together. Your choice.
Number of Pictures
2
Vocabulary: Irony, Associations, and Connotation
Final Critique: Have pictures and written work ready for final presentation Complete a Rubric.