Articles of Faith Posters - Printing Instructions

Articles of Faith Poster Collection by Tina Descovich Printing Instructions
The color images in this collection have been prepared in two forms. PDF - these are ready to print files that will open in Adobe Acrobat Reader -(a free program available for download from Adobe.com) - often with multiple images on one page. This is the easiest way to use the designs. However, the image resolution is not as sharp in pdf files. If you are not familiar with editing graphics, this is the safest way to print the posters. JPG image files. These can be inserted into any document for any software program that allows images to be included. They are compatible with most software programs such as Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, Publisher, PrintShop, etc. They are designed to be printed in color. Open full-size JPG images and drag and drop or copy and paste into your desired document, or use your software program instructions for inserting the JPG images. Adjust the size and arrange them on the page as desired. The images are at a high resolution and are designed to be printed at a full page size, unless otherwise designated - and can be sized smaller to fit more on a page or larger, according to your needs. Paper Selection You can print on white paper, or on white cardstock, or on photo paper, depending on the desired result. Bookmarks, posters, flashcards, and trading cardsshould be printed on cardstock. Print Quality For best results, set your print quality to the highest setting. Be Creative in Using Posters You can use the posters in many ways. Hang them in your classroom as you introduce each article of faith. As you introduce an article of faith - display poster and discuss what the picture has to do with the verse. Adhere magnets to the backs to hang on chalkboard As students begin memorizing them, display the fill-in-the blank charts or first letter charts. Use full size posters in games Use half size flashcards with partners to help memorize Give out trading cards to students with magnets on back so they can hang them in their lockers. Print two sets of the trading cards and use them for matching games. Punch a hole in the upper left corner of the trading cards to hang on a keychain. Display posters throughout the year, and when a principle from the lesson and applies to one of the AoF - students can get up and put the poster on the chalkboard. Hand out flashcards and invite students to tell or write a story from their own life that relates to the picture/scripture/principle. Use images in computer presentations Add images to fun printing projects. Here are some links to websites with fun ideas. Handmade boxes Valentines Box pattern Envelope pattern Envelope pattern Handled Bag pattern Five years worth of monthly paper projects Polygon Pop-up Card and Envelope instructions/pattern Newsletter with several paper project instructions

The color images in this collection have been prepared in two forms.

PDF - these are ready to print files that will open in Adobe Acrobat Reader -(a free program available for download from Adobe.com) - often with multiple images on one page. This is the easiest way to use the designs. However, the image resolution is not as sharp in pdf files. If you are not familiar with editing graphics, this is the safest way to print the posters.
JPG image files. These can be inserted into any document for any software program that allows images to be included. They are compatible with most software programs such as Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, Publisher, PrintShop, etc. They are designed to be printed in color.

Open full-size JPG images and drag and drop or copy and paste into your desired document, or use your software program instructions for inserting the JPG images. Adjust the size and arrange them on the page as desired. The images are at a high resolution and are designed to be printed at a full page size, unless otherwise designated - and can be sized smaller to fit more on a page or larger, according to your needs.

Paper Selection

You can print on white paper, or on white cardstock, or on photo paper, depending on the desired result. Bookmarks, posters, flashcards, and trading cardsshould be printed on cardstock.

Print Quality

For best results, set your print quality to the highest setting.

Be Creative in Using Posters

You can use the posters in many ways.

Hang them in your classroom as you introduce each article of faith.
As you introduce an article of faith - display poster and discuss what the picture has to do with the verse.
Adhere magnets to the backs to hang on chalkboard
As students begin memorizing them, display the fill-in-the blank charts or first letter charts.
Use full size posters in games
Use half size flashcards with partners to help memorize
Give out trading cards to students with magnets on back so they can hang them in their lockers.
Print two sets of the trading cards and use them for matching games.
Punch a hole in the upper left corner of the trading cards to hang on a keychain.
Display posters throughout the year, and when a principle from the lesson and applies to one of the AoF - students can get up and put the poster on the chalkboard.
Hand out flashcards and invite students to tell or write a story from their own life that relates to the picture/scripture/principle.
Use images in computer presentations

Add images to fun printing projects. Here are some links to websites with fun ideas.