Teacher Guide / Instructions
We use these giant posters (can be printed as size A0) as group flags for our big challenge groups at summer camp. We award points for which team decorates their poster the best.
A fun way to do this is to set the poster and paints (or big markers) at one end of a playing field or hall and have the teams lined up at the other end, relay style. Blow a whistle for the first student from each team to race up and start painting their poster however they like. After a minute blow the whistle again and the next student has a turn, and so on. It makes this activity very exciting and ensures no one gets left out.
After the posters are dry, display them proudly in the group challenge area to mark meeting spots for each group. Bring them to the front for your final show and when you announce challenge winners.
Teacher Guide
We use these giant posters (can be printed as size A0) as group flags for our big challenge groups at summer camp. We award points for which team decorates their poster the best.
A fun way to do this is to set the poster and paints (or big markers) at one end of a playing field or hall and have the teams lined up at the other end, relay style. Blow a whistle for the first student from each team to race up and start painting their poster however they like. After a minute blow the whistle again and the next student has a turn, and so on. It makes this activity very exciting and ensures no one gets left out.
After the posters are dry, display them proudly in the group challenge area to mark meeting spots for each group. Bring them to the front for your final show and when you announce challenge winners.
Teacher Guide
We use these giant posters (can be printed as size A0) as group flags for our big challenge groups at summer camp. We award points for which team decorates their poster the best.
A fun way to do this is to set the poster and paints (or big markers) at one end of a playing field or hall and have the teams lined up at the other end, relay style. Blow a whistle for the first student from each team to race up and start painting their poster however they like. After a minute blow the whistle again and the next student has a turn, and so on. It makes this activity very exciting and ensures no one gets left out.
After the posters are dry, display them proudly in the group challenge area to mark meeting spots for each group. Bring them to the front for your final show and when you announce challenge winners.