Pupils need some creativity and skills to make touching posters. Here will take a poster with the theme of "protecting the environment" as an example to explain in detail how to make a touching poster.

First, determine the theme and content.

First of all, determine the theme and content of the poster. This example chooses "protecting the environment" as the theme, emphasizing environmental protection behaviors such as garbage sorting, saving water and reducing carbon emissions.

Second, prepare materials.

Next, we need to prepare some materials, including pictures, words and colors. We can use our own photos or download some related pictures and choose bright colors to highlight the theme.

Third, make posters.

First, we need to draw a rectangular box the size of a poster on the paper. In this box, we can draw some patterns related to the theme, such as the earth, trees, water droplets and so on.

Next, we will paste the prepared materials on the poster. In this process, we should pay attention to the layout and typesetting to make the poster look neat and beautiful.

Fourth, add dynamic effects.

To make the poster move, we need to add some dynamic effects. First of all, we can add some dynamic lines to the poster with colored pencils or markers, such as the rotating earth and flowing water drops.

Next, we can use some special effects to highlight the theme. For example, adding an animated angel to the top of the poster can fly and guide the audience to pay attention to the theme of the poster. Adding a dynamic broom at the bottom of the poster can clean up the garbage and emphasize the importance of garbage classification.

Fifth, add interactive elements

In order to enable the audience to interact with the poster, we can add some interactive elements. For example, add a QR code at the bottom of the poster. After scanning, you can link to related websites or videos to let the audience know more about environmental protection.

Sixth, improve the details.

Finally, we need to perfect the details of the poster. For example, add some small patterns or slogans to the edge of the poster to make it more colorful. At the same time, we should pay attention to the overall effect and aesthetic feeling to ensure that the poster can attract the attention of the audience.

Seven. Show and share

After the poster is finished, we can display it in classrooms, corridors or public places. At the same time, you can also take photos or videos of posters and share them with class groups or other social media platforms.

Eight. Summary and reflection

Finally, we should summarize and reflect on the production process. For example, we can think about where we are doing well and where we need to improve; What new skills or knowledge have we learned; Can you apply what you have learned to other fields and so on. Through summing up and reflection, we will constantly improve our creativity and skills.