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[ricki]

I am doing my history day project on Lewis Hine, he was a photographer who took pictures of children working in factories and helped change child labor laws. I have no clue what to do for my project. I am doing an exhibit, but I don't want to use just a tri-fold cardboard poster board. I am not trying to enter the actual contest, I just need a good grade in my US history class. If you could please just give me an idea of what to use for my exhibit, it would be a great help. Thanks.

[jamilah38]

I am doing my history day project on Lewis Hine, he was a photographer who took pictures of children working in factories and helped change child labor laws. I have no clue what to do for my project. I am doing an exhibit, but I don't want to use just a tri-fold cardboard poster board. I am not trying to enter the actual contest, I just need a good grade in my US history class. If you could please just give me an idea of what to use for my exhibit, it would be a great help. Thanks.

Teachers (specially old fashioned ones) are easily impressed. Use low-tech to make a video with images and as the video goes, you talk. Teachers love it. I used it once and She wanted to send the project to the principal!

Try it out, easy peesy.