Presenting their work

After I had completed my activity with the group of children we needed to display our work that we had created.
The work needed to be displayed to show that the students have learned how to use Photoshop and that they themselves can create some good photos by only using a few programs.

A good opportunity came along for me to hold a gallery of their work in a school assembly of their.
In this assembly I was able to explain what I had taught the class perviously befor they came to my school, and what I had taugh them on the day.
I was able to show that using Photoshop is quite easy and that there are plenty of things to play around on, on Photoshop. You can create hours of fun along with good looking photos too.

I was not able to take photo in the school hall, so I was not able to show my display of their own work, but I was able to get some teacher to comment on what they thought of them.
This did not only make the children feel proud of what they created, but inspired to create more. This also helped me know that I am able to lead a group of people and fufil my objectives with a set out lesson.

The comments recieved from the teachers were:
"Amazing" 
"Extradinary"
"So creative"
"It looks really professional. Doens't look like a year 5 has made it"
"Looks full of fun"
"It just screams youth and play"
"It looks as if it was really fun to make"
"Wonderful uses of  colour"
"Reminds me of James Bond"
"Very imaginative"
"I definetly need to try this"