Travel Brochure

Before Lunch - You MUST finish your Virtual Tour
EQ - Why are brochures still an effective means of communication in a digital world and how do I create a brochure using MS Word?

1. Brainstorming Answers
2. Quick Read
3. Discussion
4. What to include - What do you see?
5. Procedure
6. Creating a Brochure

Charity Watch Link

EQ - How can I implement the key concepts of Chapter 4 into a real life project?

Congratulations on completing the Chapter 4 Practice Activity.  You are now ready to challenge yourself to create a real life Sales Proposal.  You can choose one of two options to satisfy the requirements of this project.

Option 1

• Complete Lab Activity 1 (WD 296)
• Complete Lab Activity 2 (WD 298)
• Complete Lab Activity 3 (WD 300)

Option 2

• Complete 1 Lab Activity (Your Choice) 
• Choose a charity or community group (Local, National, or International).  Create a Sales Proposal to convince others to donate to the charity or the cause.  Use the key components of Chapter 4 as creatively as possible.  (Bonus Points will be awarded to those who choose Option 2)

Recommended Organizations:

• Homefields (Millersville, PA)  http://www.homefields.org/
• Unicef Tap Project (Clean Drinking Water)  http://www.tapproject.org/

You may assess national charity organizations at:
http://www.charitywatch.org/toprated.html

Class Monday & Wednesday (Substitute)

EQ – How do I create a document with a document with a Title Page, Table, Chart, and Watermark?

1.      Open Advanced Textbook (Yellowish cover) to page 291.

2.      Review the key learning elements for Chapter 4.

3.      Flip to page WD 226 and read the introduction and the project description.

4.      Preview Figure 4-1 on page WD227.  This should match your final project.

5.      Complete pages WD228-WD290

6.      Save As: Chapter 4

7.      Review the Chapter Summary (WD 291) and create a study guide to remind you how to complete each process learned throughout Chapter 4

**Please complete community reading immediately following lunch**  (One student may pick up the Wall Street Journal Newspapers from the office)