Customize Brochure Templates
If you're assigning this to your students, copy the poster to your account and save. When creating an assignment, just select it as a template!
Why Brochures?
Creating foldable brochures on larger paper sizes gives more room for creativity and makes it easier to read when the brochure is folded. A brochure is great for summative or research projects. Students can create a travel brochure for the setting of a novel or historical event. Using Photos for Class or uploading images to the Storyboard Creator to use on your brochures will add a realistic touch!
Each cell will be one side of the paper, so you can print the brochures out double-sided and fold them!
Make Brochures
To make a brochure, choose a template above!
Once you're in the Storyboard Creator, click on any of the elements on the template to change them to fit your needs. Add new images and words to make your poster pop! Don't forget to change the colors or add more! Make the poster your own. When you're done, just hit "Save & Exit"! You can print off your poster from the next screen, or it will be saved to your account.
Happy Creating!
How Tos about Brochure Poster Templates
How to introduce brochure projects with a classroom brainstorming session
Start by gathering students for a quick brainstorming activity about brochures. Ask them where they've seen brochures before and what makes a brochure effective. This builds excitement and primes their creativity for the project ahead!
Guide students in selecting a unique topic for their brochure
Encourage each student to pick a subject that interests them, like a favorite book setting or a historical event. Giving choice boosts engagement and personal investment in their work.
Provide clear research guidelines and resources
Share age-appropriate websites and library materials so students can find accurate information. Setting boundaries helps students focus and use reliable sources for their brochures.
Show examples and discuss key design elements
Display sample brochures and highlight features like headings, images, and color choices. Visuals spark ideas and give students a clear model to follow.
Offer a simple rubric for peer review and self-checks
Hand out a brief checklist or rubric for students to use while creating and reviewing their brochures. This empowers students to reflect, improve, and celebrate their creativity!
Frequently Asked Questions about Brochure Poster Templates
How can I quickly make a travel brochure for my classroom?
To quickly make a travel brochure for your classroom, select a template in the Storyboard Creator, customize the content by adding images and text, and save or print your finished brochure for your lesson.
What are some creative ways students can use brochures in class projects?
Students can use brochures for research, literature settings, historical events, or even science topics. Brochures encourage creativity and synthesis of information in a visually appealing format.
Why are foldable brochures effective for student projects?
Foldable brochures offer more space for student creativity and make information easy to organize and read. They're ideal for summative assessments and engaging presentations.
Can I customize brochure templates with my own images and text?
Yes, you can customize brochure templates in the Storyboard Creator by changing text, adding your own images, and adjusting colors to fit your classroom needs.
What's the best way to print and use student-created brochures?
The best way to print brochures is to save your finished design, print it double-sided, and fold it so each side displays student work clearly for classroom or project use.
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