Maths Display Ideas
One easy question about displaying project on a board?
Im doing a math project on the BIOGRAPHY of Euclid. and we are supposed to use a display board like this :
http://www.staples.com/office/supplies/p1_Black-Foam-Display-Board_20011_Business_Supplies_10051_SEARCH
im not sure how i should organize everything so they are easy to read?
we are supposed to include:
-significant events
-mathematical concepts he discovered/developed
-pictures
-bibliography(sources)
and maybe some other ideas you can think of?
just how i should display all the information would be great, like what on the left or right side, and center.
all ideas are appreciated! (:
thanks!!
put the mathematical concept in the middle with a couple of clip art picture
put pictures on one side and write like a little paragraph summarizing pics and stuff
and then put bibliography on opp. sides
try making like fash cards with fun facts on it and put it in empty places.
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