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Graphic Design, lesson 1 of 8. Pupils learn the four purposes of a graphic (advertise, inform, entertain, educate) and that a target audience is more than an age. They compare two posters for one made-up event, then restyle one poster in Image Studio for young children and for teenagers.

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Lesson outline

  1. Same Event, Two Posters
  2. Do Now — Graphics All Around You
  3. Target Audience
  4. Hinge Check — Who Is It For?
  5. One Event, Three Audiences
  6. Sort It — What Is It For?
  7. Meet Image Studio
  8. Compare Two Posters
  9. What Good Looks Like — For Young Children
  10. Make It — One Event, Two Audiences
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