Sample
Summaries after sample
, U3: Local history project
U1: Discovering the present
Tips for exhibiting: • Information from pictures and writing - newspapers,
• Place you objects at different level for an interesting brochures, the Internet, flyers, billboards, graffiti, and
visual display. photographs.
• Don’t overcrowd your exhibit. • Information from interviews - the interviewer would ask
the interviewee some questions about a relevant topic.
• Create patterns in your arrangement and group things.
• Place smaller objects in the front. • Information from objects - look at buildings and other
objects and see what resources and facilities are available.
• Choose the colour of your backdrop wisely, it should
not shy the attention away from the objects.
Sample
Guidelines for museum displays:
M5: Local
• Innovative – display your objects in interesting ways. history
• Interactive – appeal all five senses (hearing, sight, smell,
touch and taste).
Summaries after sample • Educational – visitors leave knowing more about the subject. U2: Discovering the past
• Information from photos and captions - photographs can show
you how things have changed.
• Information from writing - you can learn about the past by looking
at maps, books, letters, diaries and other kinds of writing.
• Information from stories and songs - give you information about
the past.
• Museums tell you what a place or an area was like in the past.
• Objects can tell you about what technology was available, what
people believed and which styles were fashionable.
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Summaries after sample
, U3: Local history project
U1: Discovering the present
Tips for exhibiting: • Information from pictures and writing - newspapers,
• Place you objects at different level for an interesting brochures, the Internet, flyers, billboards, graffiti, and
visual display. photographs.
• Don’t overcrowd your exhibit. • Information from interviews - the interviewer would ask
the interviewee some questions about a relevant topic.
• Create patterns in your arrangement and group things.
• Place smaller objects in the front. • Information from objects - look at buildings and other
objects and see what resources and facilities are available.
• Choose the colour of your backdrop wisely, it should
not shy the attention away from the objects.
Sample
Guidelines for museum displays:
M5: Local
• Innovative – display your objects in interesting ways. history
• Interactive – appeal all five senses (hearing, sight, smell,
touch and taste).
Summaries after sample • Educational – visitors leave knowing more about the subject. U2: Discovering the past
• Information from photos and captions - photographs can show
you how things have changed.
• Information from writing - you can learn about the past by looking
at maps, books, letters, diaries and other kinds of writing.
• Information from stories and songs - give you information about
the past.
• Museums tell you what a place or an area was like in the past.
• Objects can tell you about what technology was available, what
people believed and which styles were fashionable.
GR4 SS-HIST T1-M5 Mind Map Study&Master Copyright © www.summariessa.co.za (DO NOT COPY)
