Poster topics and copy references
Not sure what to write? Browse topics with section ideas, short copy and layout suggestions.
How to Make a Chinese Phoenix Motif Poster with Five Traditional Colors
This guide turns the Chinese phoenix motif and traditional five-color system into a practical school poster. It offers content sections, ready-to-use notes, a central phoenix layout, and simple coloring methods that help elementary students create an auspicious, elegant, and readable design.
How to Design a Qixi Festival Etiquette Poster
This Qixi Festival poster guide combines traditional customs with kindness, respect, friendship, and civilized behavior. It offers ready-to-use sections, short messages, illustration ideas, color suggestions, and a child-friendly layout for students and parents.
How Should Students Organize Their Desks for a School Lunch Break?
This poster idea approaches school lunch breaks through desk and seat organization. It includes text about storing stationery, securing water bottles, keeping aisles clear, and moving quietly, plus a top-down desk layout that helps children present safe, orderly rest habits in a visual way.
How to Design a Schoolyard Rock Detective Newspaper
Use one rock found at school as the main character of a geology activity. With discovery notes, an observation card, guesses about its journey, and a promise to protect nature, children can create a clear and story-like handwritten newspaper while practicing careful observation.
How to Design a Poster About Ancient Coin Inscriptions
Build a poster around “Historical Clues on a Square-Hole Coin.” Use four sections about shape, inscriptions, details, and trade, then add an old shop scene and a central enlarged-coin layout to combine observation, history, and commercial civilization.
How to Make a Well-Organized Paperless Office Poster
This poster idea uses a digital office workflow to explain how online notices, on-screen editing, file sharing, and organized storage can save paper. It includes short passages, practical actions, layout guidance, and a checklist suitable for elementary students, parents, and teachers.
How to Make a Handwritten Newspaper About Wild Geese and Ancient Family Letters
This topic follows a family letter across mountains and explores the symbolism of wild geese, ancient postal stations, traveler-carried messages, and letter etiquette. It includes short text, section ideas, a journey-style composition, and color suggestions for a clear, engaging student handwritten newspaper.
How to Make a Handwritten Poster About Caring for School Property
This guide offers themes, section ideas, short writing samples, and layout suggestions for a handwritten poster about caring for school property. It focuses on desks, books, sports equipment, plants, and shared facilities, making it useful for elementary school projects and classroom activities.
What Should a Puberty Acne and Skin-Care Poster Include?
This guide provides student-friendly material for a puberty acne and skin-care poster, covering gentle cleansing, clean personal items, healthy routines, common mistakes, and when to seek help. It also suggests a comparison section, a simple skin journal, and a clear four-part layout.
How to Write a Handwritten Newspaper About the Scientific Achievements of the Four Ancient Civilizations
This guide uses ancient scientific achievements as the main theme and provides age-appropriate writing material, section ideas, and layout suggestions. Students can explore mathematics, astronomy, architecture, and medicine while creating a clear and engaging history handwritten newspaper.
How to Make a Poster About Preparing for Vaccination
This guide helps students create a poster about preparing for vaccination. It covers checking appointment details, sharing health information, bringing required materials, and staying calm, with short slogans and a clear checkpoint-style layout suitable for a school health project.
How to Make a Parent-Child Reading Sharing Handwritten Newspaper
This handwritten newspaper follows a conversation after reading a book. Children can record story discoveries and personal feelings, while parents add questions and encouragement. A growth-map layout connects reading, family dialogue, and a small activity to create a warm record of growing together.
Have a topic? Generate the layout and line art
Enter the topic in the mini program to generate section copy, a layout draft and printable line art.
Scan with WeChat