Plus Minus Interesting

Some students have already finished their draft invitation...

here's one:

The next step is a "PMI" which is in your booklet.
In the SELF EVALUATION box, write down all the

• PLUS (things you love about your invitation)
• MINUS (things you'd like to improve)
• INTERESTING (things like the theme or the slogan which *impress*)

Then in the PEER EVALUATON box, ask a friend to PMI your draft invitation. This feedback will inform you as to what to change for your final invitation. Please make sure you show the completed PMI to Mrs G BEFORE BEGINNING your final invitation.

invitation success criteria

invitations that impress

Anyone can scribble an invitation that says something like "Come to our party on such-and-such a date at such-and-such a time". But we want to make invitations that have PZAZZZ!!! invitations that IMPRESS!!! invitations that have that WOW!! factor. Let's have a look at some examples, and think about what makes these invitations impressive or not so impressive:

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Which invitations do you like the most? Why? Think/discuss/post a comment...

welcome to our *T* party blog...

Our objective is to plan and host an exciting end-of-term class party. This is the place that we can record our ideas and comments. Here are the initial ideas that we wrote together on Monday:

Let's add extra ideas here as we think of them...

*how to comment at a blog post*

1. Click on the "COMMENTS" button at the bottom of the post and a comments box will pop up.

2. Type your ideas. Remember to sign your initials eg "K.G."

3. Click "ANONYMOUS" and publish your comment.