Library and Classroom Exhibits Sample Clauses

Library and Classroom Exhibits. Another interesting history project for a club to do is setting up a number of exhibits that makes history interesting to others and tells a little bit about something significant that happened locally or to the whole country. These exhibits may be set up in the library, a classroom, or some other public place. A club may make 2, 3, 4, or as many exhibits as there are groups of students. It is recommended, however, that chil- dren make exhibits as groups to save time as there may be many tasks to do in making the exhibit such as drawing, decorating, researching, etc. The following are some ideas for history exhibits:
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