We+are+what+we+wear

  =//The way we dress says who we are!//=

Activity 1 Research ancient Greece and how the Greeks dressed. Can people be identified by the way they dressed? Pick one example, ie a soldier. Click on your page below. Include pictures (drawings) and descriptions of the way they dressed, why they dressed this way, and how it said who they were.

Activity 2 When you have finished your page then read other students pages. You can add comments and suggestions to other students pages in Green. You must not delete other students work. If you feel another student's work is incorrect, you can add a comment in red.  Activity 3 Research early Australia - 1788 to 1850 - and how Australians dressed then. Can people be identified by the way they dressed, why they dressed this way, and how it said who they were.

Activity 4 When you have finished your page then read other students pages. You can add comments and suggestions to other students pages in Green. Youmust not delete other students work. If you feel another student's work is incorrect, you can add a comment in red.

Activity 5 Research modern Australia and how we dress today. Can people be identified by the way they dress, why they dress this way, and how it says who they are.

Activity 6 When you have finished your page then read other students pages. You can add comments and suggestions to other students pages in Green. You must not delete other students work. If you feel another student's work is incorrect, you can add a comment in red. Activity 7 Has there been a change in the way people use clothes to express their identity?? How?

Activity 8 After you have examined the suggestions made by other students, create a slideshow using Adobe Captivate CS4 to show what you have learned. Use your own work and the work of other students. You should have a total of at least 9 characters, 3 from each time period. Include a quiz at the end, or after each slide, about what has been learnt. This slideshow in the form of a flash movie is to be posted to the Wiki on the SlideShow Page.

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