3-Dimensional Chart

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3D Chart Project for Vergil’s Aeneid

(Similar to a poster, but called a chart-may be submitted to State and National Conventions under the name of Constructed Chart)

 

 

Required Checklist for 3D Poster Project (90% of total grade): 

 

 1. At least 10 ‘details from the episode’ must be represented visually on your poster

 

 2.  Poster board must be between 18” x 24” and 22” x 28” (Nationals Rules state 22x28 only)

 

3.  Poster board must be thick/heavy to support attached materials -

     no ‘foam’ poster board is permitted b/c it is difficult to hang for display

 

4.  Chart must include numerous items attached to the poster board - at least 5 different items must be used

 

5.  *Not Permitted:  -dolls of any sort (unless constructed from scratch for project)

                                      -store-bought action figures/army men/figurines of any sort

                                      -Lego materials or anything similar

                                      -food which will quickly rot

 

6. All items must be securely attached to the poster board

                   -points will be deducted for items which are broken or fall off

                   -remember, the poster will be hung up on a wall (not flat on a table)

 

7. Some suggestions for 3D items to attach to the poster board:  cotton balls, sticks,

                   rocks, pebbles, buttons, paper clips, dried pasta/beans, bits of fabric,

                   string, rubber bands, toothpicks, marbles, etc

 

8. Do not have large plain areas on your poster - be creative and colorful

 

9. Colored markers/pencils must be used - no regular pencils permitted

 

10. Items from the Internet are NOT acceptable, Drawings must be your own work. 

You may use a word processor to type your text if you are unable to hand-letter neatly on your chart.

 

Overall Quality and Effectiveness (10% of total grade)

 -neatness/clarity                              -ability to tell the story visually

 -artistic merit & presentation            -creativity/originality