What you will make
A short, colorful brochure that tells the same story as your talk, but in writing people can read easily.
Step 1: Pick the main ideas
Think about your presentation. What are the 3–5 most important points? Write them as short headings (titles).
Step 2: Write simple sentences
For each idea, write 1–2 simple sentences. Use easy words. If a word is tricky, try to explain it in a tiny note.
Step 3: Add pictures and colors
Choose drawings or photos that match each idea. Use bright colors to grab attention, but not too many—2–3 colors is good.
Step 4: Use a friendly layout
- Front cover: a title, your name, and a fun image.
- Inside left: idea 1 with a short sentence and picture.
- Inside middle: idea 2 with a short sentence and picture.
- Inside right: idea 3 with a short sentence and picture.
- Back cover: a small thank-you note and a contact line (teacher’s name).
Step 5: Add a simple title and subtitle
Title example: "Our Amazing Animal Habitat". Subtitle: "A quick guide from [Your Name]".
Step 6: Review and practice
- Check that each page is easy to read from a short distance.
- Ask a friend or family member to read it aloud and point out confusing parts.
- Make any tiny changes to improve clarity.
Step 7: Print or share
Print on sturdy paper or save as a PDF to share with classmates. You can also display it on a classroom wall or digital board.
Quick checklist
- 3–5 main ideas
- Simple sentences
- One image per idea
- Clear front cover
- Easy-to-read font and size