3-D Visual Maps for Children
By Paula Briggs
Following on from a resource which suggests ways to introduce typography to primary aged children, this resource shares how we built on the idea of creating visual text, and created 3-d visual maps.
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Francesca H
November 30, 2023 @ 12:10 pm
Hello,
Just thinking about space and storage – do you recommend the children work in groups? If so, how many per group? I like the idea of the map as a self-portrait so want to maintain that whilst also keeping space in mind!
Rachel
December 4, 2023 @ 9:22 am
Hi Francesca, you could do this as a group map activity, yes. Because there is an autobiographical element to the activity though, each individual child would benefit from still being able to express their personality and individual ideas. You might need to consider how this works in practice when a group is drawing a map together. I hope this helps!
Francesca H
December 7, 2023 @ 1:05 pm
Thank you