5 Basic Rules of Photo Composition

1. Keep It Simple (KIS), (1.a. Faces)
2. Use the Rule of Thirds
3. Have good Balance (you'll know it when you feel it)
4. Use Framing
5. Use lines; leading lines, S lines, implied lines, diagonal line.

YRBK Announcement

Please pick up the yearbooks you ordered from Mr. Mallory in the Art room- Joel Heaps, Taylor Rassell, Nick Gorden, and Michael Hanigan. 

We have lots 2011-12 yearbooks left for just $36. See any Yearbook staffer or Mr. Mallory if you'd like one.

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Ted Mallory

Boyer Valley Community Schools

Challenging all students to meet their full potential 
Art | Yearbook | Cheerleading | Newsletter | Web Coordinator

malloryt@boyer-valley.k12.ia.us

http://www.boyer-valley.k12.ia.us

School- 712-643-2258 Ext. 249

Cell- 712-269-5853

 

Great Quote in Miss Minsen's Math Rm.

There's an old Latin phrase that fits with this; "diligentia maximum etiam mediocris ingeni subsidium," Diligence is a very great help even to a mediocre intelligence. The way we'd put it in cheerleading is, "You've got to want it, to win it!"

Bonus Questions

Here are 3 extra credit questions for this week's Chapter 18 test:

1. "Ideas shape the course of history" ~ John Maynard Keynes

Explain what you think Keynes' quote means. Give examples.

2. "No society can surely be flourishing and happy of which the far greater part of the members are poor and miserable." ~Adam Smith

Which of Glasser's 5 basic Needs do you think Smith's quote addresses? Explain why/how.

• Survival/Security
• Belonging/Love
• Competence/Power
• Autonomy/Freedom
• Learning/Fun

3. Which of the 3 major economic systems do you think would best help the most people meet their basic needs and "inalienable right?" Why? How? Explain.

BONUS Questions

These are optional extra-credit questions for this week's Chapter 18 test, worth 3 points each:

1. "Ideas shape the course of history" ~John Maynard Keynes
   Explain what you think Keynes' quote means. Give examples.
2. "No society can surely be flourishing and happy of which the far greater part of its members are poor and miserable." ~Adam Smith
   Which of William Glasser's 5 Basic Human Needs do you think Smith's quote addresses. Explain why/how
   ●Survival
   ●Belonging
   ●Competence/power
   ●Autonomy/Freedom
   ●Learning
3. Which of the 3 major economic systems do you think would best help the most people meet their needs & "inalienable rights?" Explain how/why

Business Plan Project Group Assignments

1st Hour Civics

North Group	East Group	South Group	West Group
Lexie Lucas Alec L. Sadie	Alec H Jakob Bailey Tyler	Liberty Marcus Tristan Brandon	Cole Dawson Alex

2nd Hour Civics

North Group	East Group	South Group	West Group
Travis Cory Timothy Katelyn	Skye Shawn Madison Ryen	Connor Shayla Jason Zach	Morgan Rhiannon Brennan Daina

Meet in groups of four to discuss how to get capital to start a business.

To begin with, you need to prepare a business plan. Your plan should :

1) Describe your product or service and

2) Explain why your product or service is needed,

3) How you plan to make or provide it,

4) How your business will be run or organized
(will it be a sole proprietorship, a partnership, a corporation, a cooperative or a non-profit?)

5) What resources you will need, and

6) how you plan to use the capital.

Write your plan, create a poster with a company logo and/or picture of your product or service, and present your plan to the class. Ask the class if it would finance the business outlined in your plan. Put the names of all your group members on the top of your Business Plan. The best plans will be typed, but are not required to be.

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