Many remember school years with nostalgia. Time will pass - and the children running to lessons today will also remember happy and funny moments associated with school and with classmates. All important events can be recorded in the class annals. Modern computer technologies make it possible to multiply it and give it to every graduate.
It is necessary
- - photographs about the life of the class;
- - excerpts from essays;
- - memories of the first day at school;
- - drawings on a school theme;
- - impressions of excursions, competitions, etc.
- - a large album;
- - a computer with text and graphic editors;
Instructions
Step 1
Since the word "chronicle" itself implies placing materials about events in chronological order, it is best to keep it from the very beginning, from the moment when the children first came to this class. Be sure to take a general photo. Include the first and last names of all children, the name and patronymic of the teacher. Temporary inscription can be made in pencil on the back.
Step 2
Create a special folder on your computer where you will put all the materials. It can be called in different ways. The main thing is that you remember where you have photos and text files with stories and memories of different events. Even if you make out the chronicle in the album, such a folder will be very useful to you. Inside, you can make a few more folders, sorting the material by year, and then by event. Do not forget to include the date of each event the guys participated in.
Step 3
Surely your archive will contain photographs taken with both digital and film cameras. Scan regular photos and add them to the appropriate folder. Supplement the archive with scans of children's drawings (for example, if one of the children successfully participated in a competition or exhibition), impressions of events, parental reviews, etc.
Step 4
You can fill out the class annals in a large album, just like the mothers and fathers of your pupils did. The album is a ray to take with solid pages. True, in this case one cannot do without computer technology. It is better to type and print texts and captions to photographs, and then stick them on. You can design both the cover and the title page on the computer. Of course, if there is a good artist in the class, he can do it with paints or felt-tip pens.
Step 5
Place the earliest shared photo on the first page. Indicate who is depicted on it. Arrange the rest of the photos in chronological order, for example, you can select one page of the album for each event. At the top, sign what kind of event it was, glue a picture under the heading, and put reviews under it.
Step 6
In some cases, you can limit yourself to some photographs. For example, it is not at all necessary to tell in detail about a concert in which the children participated. It is enough to indicate the name and date, and everyone will see the rest in the pictures.
Step 7
It is very convenient to make an electronic version of the chronicle. Its simplest version is available to absolutely everyone. Type all the texts in Word or another editor with similar functions. Form one document out of them, arranging the texts in chronological order. Place tags in the places where you will insert photos. This can be done by selecting part of the text and changing the font color.
Step 8
Insert photos. This can be done through the "Insert" tab of the main menu. There is an "Image" function. Select the "From File" option. The program will prompt you to select a photo on your computer. Do this, and then through the "Format" tab set the wrapping. This is necessary so that the file does not turn out to be too bulky and so that the pictures do not disappear when you format the document.
Step 9
After all the pictures are in place, format the text. Try to place your text so that there are a whole number of pages for each event. You can experiment with fonts, choosing the right one for each event.
