Everyone knows that the school lives by its history, its traditions and its students. And in our school we have both. Therefore, it was decided to display all this on stands. I have developed 3 stands. I present them to your attention.
"Pages of History"
In 1956, a decision was made to open an elementary school on the territory of post office box 977 of the Ministry of Transport (now Chekhova-2). A one-room school with 2 classes was founded in the barracks building. Classes began on September 1, 1956. First Graduation from 8th grade. Only 8 people.
Now our school has three buildings: 1st - 1st grades, 2nd - 3-4th grades and 3rd - 5-11th grades.
In 2011, the Federal State Educational Institution Secondary School of Chekhov-2, Moscow Region, was renamed into the Federal State Educational Institution Secondary School of Chekhov-2, Moscow Region.
Our school has many different Traditional events that cover all grades of the school. This is: Day of Knowledge, Initiation into the 1st. 5th grades and schoolchildren; Teacher's Day; Mothers Day; New Year's events; Concert for March 8; Events for May 9; Review of formations and songs; Graduation evenings. I tried to reflect all the most important events at the "Our Traditions" stand.
The third stand, “School Life,” displays daily activities at our school.
I hope you liked my stands!
Instructions
It is most convenient to use information stands with a soft covering, to which sheets with advertisements are attached. Stands with A4 plastic pockets are becoming a thing of the past. The information that needs to be made public is not always placed on standard size sheets.
U stand there must be a name. It is placed in the center, closer to the top edge. You can use the standard ones: “Company news”, “Today in the company”, “Information”. Or come up with your own name that reflects the scope of the organization’s activities.
Divide the stand into two halves. On the one hand there will be daily work matters. On the other hand, there are holidays, congratulations and other news not related to the main work.
Then informational headings are attached to the stand: “Congratulations”, “Vacations”, “Best Employees”, etc. All news that is updated daily should be displayed in these titles.
If you need to post something very important, attach the heading “Urgent”. It is highlighted in red font and large letters.
When setting up your stand, try to avoid bureaucratic expressions. Write texts in simple, accessible language. Make sure that all employees, from the cleaning lady to the general manager, understand the content.
Draw up your holiday greetings with multi-colored pencils or beautiful postcards. Come up with wishes yourself, from the heart, without turning to the Internet for help. The creations that are posted on sites dedicated to congratulations often leave much to be desired.
Attach the “Wishes and Suggestions” pocket to the stand. This will establish feedback with the staff. Let the letters be anonymous, but with their help they will reveal information that will not be told at any meeting.
Approach the design process creatively, do not get hung up on template options. Let the information board become the pride of the company.
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Sources:
- Do-it-yourself group and reception room decoration in kindergarten
An information stand is an important part of the office interior of almost any company engaged in sales. And not just the office. You can order such a stand from professionals or make it yourself. To do this, we will need to get a piece of plastic according to the size of the stand, make pockets on it for leaflets and brochures, attach these pockets, write a title on the stand and insert it into the frame. Let's look at these points in more detail.
Instructions
With pockets the situation is more complicated. They can be made from plexiglass or PET plastic, but cutting them with a stationery knife will no longer be possible. In addition, the edge will need to be processed. And for some types of pockets, the material will also have to be bent. Here you will need to heat plexiglass or PET plastic using infrared radiation. The simplest and most proven way to heat these materials is to locally heat them from a nichrome string heated by an electric current. The material is heated due to heat exchange between it and the string, as well as through the absorption of IR radiation emanating from the string by the material.
The headline on the information stand is no longer written by hand. Letters with logos are often cut out of PVC film on a cutting plotter. If you don’t have a plotter at hand, you can cut out a stencil using scissors.
And the last thing is the frame. It should be done with a miter saw, because it is inconvenient to cut at an angle of 45 degrees with a hacksaw for metal. Although if your hands grow beyond what you need, you can get by with a simple file. After making the frame, it will be enough to insert it into it and hang it on the desired one. This is all.
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In every school stands play a very significant role in the educational process. After all, students see these images all the time, therefore, the information depicted on them should be understandable, interesting, and useful for schoolchildren. How to design stands so that they are valuable both from an aesthetic and educational point of view and also appeal to schoolchildren?
Instructions
If this stands where information on a specific subject will be presented, then ask a specialized teacher to prepare the necessary and, in his opinion, interesting information for the stands. The information should be useful to the teacher in the process of conducting classes, because stands are a kind of visual aid.
The main design of the stands will be inscriptions. Some of them can be prepared by professional artists. Please note that stands are designed with a view to many years of use, so it is important to think carefully about everything, so that both in terms of style and according to the information provided at the stands, they are modern and attractive.
At the stands dedicated to the relevant subjects, it is quite possible to provide space for a permanent mini-exhibition of students’ works.
Some information on the stands may change periodically. To do this, glue special “pockets” to the stands, which can be made from ordinary files. Paper with material will be inserted into them.
The information on stands should under no circumstances be monotonous. Try to come up with rubrics that will interest students. For example, these could be the headings “Interesting facts”, “Inexplicable, but true”, “A few numbers”. It would be nice if some of the information contained a little humor.
Please note that stands must be designed taking into account the students. Therefore, it is better to use waterproof paint, and choose a material for stands that makes washing and cleaning them as easy as possible.
Any teacher knows that design stand- this is an important and primary task. It can reflect the achievements in class results of educational and extracurricular activities, as well as plan further activities of the class team. But how can it be designed to be informational, colorful, and entertaining?
Instructions
Create a stand together with your students. Get them used to creating together. This will further unite your team. Distribute the work: who will be responsible for collecting the material, and who will formalize it. Also decide who will prepare entertaining questions for the quiz.
Of course, there should be a performance from a great team at the stand. This can be done by pasting photographs of children and signing them.
Display the life of the team. List the events carried out: with a veteran, holding a class hour for, reviewing the formation of bearings and songs, etc. If you received certificates or thanks for active participation, be sure to place them on the stand. It is also advisable to attach photographs from these events.
Post a list with class themes. You can also prepare questions or entertaining tasks for them.
It is imperative to post lists of birthday people and congratulations with wishes. Some of your classmates who write poetry can write a congratulation in poetic form.
Plan also a section for parents, because the class team consists of children, teacher and parents. In addition, this will allow you to build good relationships. Post there the information they need: recommendations and class teacher, addresses of organizations and, for example, for obtaining a ticket to the camp.
Information on the stand should be updated regularly.
In recent years, more and more enterprises and companies are taking part in thematic and specialized exhibitions. For successful work at the exhibition, it is necessary to properly design and fill the exhibition stand. How to do this competently, efficiently and attractively?
Instructions
Calculate and think over the space of your stand. Distribute the space in such a way that visitors have free access to the exhibition and can easily familiarize themselves with the contents of the stand.
Carefully consider the arrangement of exhibits. For these purposes, it is recommended to conditionally divide all elements of the exhibition into three - main, additional and new items. It should be taken into account that the most advantageous places at the stand, in terms of access to visitors, must be given to new products. The main exhibits should follow. Additional objects can be placed in the depths of the stand. It should be remembered that the exposition should occupy less than half of the total area of the stand.
Place text on the stand about ongoing promotions, exhibits and available handouts. This information should be extremely concise, meaningful and located in such a way that it can be easily seen.
Design a lighting system for the exhibition structure. It should be taken into account that the main exhibits of the stand should be visually prominent. Position lighting fixtures so that bright light does not shine on
How to make an information stand with your own hands
You will need a printed layout on glossy (matte) film with a print resolution of 720 DPI, PVC plastic 3-4 mm. thick (for stand sizes up to 120x120 cm, 3 mm PVC plastic is quite enough), a smooth roller, a stationery knife, a 1 m metal ruler (the wider and heavier, the more convenient).
To begin with, I have no experience yet. Cut the plastic slightly larger than the size of the printed area by 5 cm on all sides. Lay the plastic lengthwise on a smooth, hard surface. Trim the excess white margin of the printed area from the paste-on right (for a right-handed person) and bottom edge or all sides. Wipe the plastic with a damp cloth to remove dust. For the shortest print length, place the right edge of the printed area against the edge of the plastic. Pull the protective paper 5 cm from the edge to the left and roll up the edge to the full width with a roller. Holding the printed sheet at an angle of 20-30 degrees and pulling the protective layer of paper to the left to the width of the roller, roll the film onto the plastic along the entire length (width). Make sure there are no distortions or swellings.
Cut the image pasted onto the plastic using a ruler and a knife along the outer perimeter of the edging (the edging is not cut). You can clean the edges with sandpaper (zero). The stand is ready. After a couple of stands, this procedure will take you no more than 10 minutes.
How to make pockets for an information stand with your own hands
The devil is not as scary as he is painted. Let's look at how, after purchasing a digital stand mockup, you can make it yourself. Necessary materials:
- Printed layout on glossy (matte) film with a print resolution of 720 DPI.
- PVC plastic 3 -4 mm. (up to 150x120 cm. 3 mm is enough.) of the appropriate size.
- PET transparent with a thickness of 0.7 to 1 mm. by the number of pockets (PET sheet size 125x205 cm, 1 sheet - 30 A4 pockets.)
- Double-sided tape 6 mm wide. on a roll.
- White self-adhesive strips 7 mm wide. (cut from the remaining unprinted area around the edges).
- Any roller is smooth.
- Stationery knife.
- Metal meter ruler.
Pockets are made of PET or plastic. With a cutout in the middle in the form of an oval or a corner on the left or right. For the most part, pockets are made of PET 0.7-1 mm. with corners cut off. More complex pockets are produced by specialized companies and sold at retail. We will look at the most common method of making pockets in order to reduce the cost of the stand. The dimensions of the pockets are cut out to be increased by the width of the tape. The normal size of a raw A4 pocket is 230x320 mm, so that the sheet f. A4 was freely inserted and removed.
Take a sheet of PET, lay it out on the table along the width of the sheet, placing something hard under the cut line (so as not to spoil the table), mark it horizontally into strips 32 cm wide, place a metal ruler and use a stationery knife to cut along the marked lines into strips 32 cm wide. Some sites say that a stationery knife is not suitable for these purposes. If they tell you that you can’t cut out a pocket with a utility knife, don’t believe it (more than one thousand pockets have been cut out). Then mark 23 cm strips on top and cut along the marked lines. That. you get a pocket measuring 32x23 cm. This is a landscape format, turn it over and you get a portrait one 23x32 cm. If the pocket is a book format, step back 5 cm to the left (or right) and down 5 cm, draw a corner and cut it off. The pocket is ready. Accordingly, the landscape format pocket is cut exactly like this.
Bend back the protective film at the edges by 2-3 cm and glue 6 mm double-sided tape. on three sides of the pocket (large right, left with a cut, lower part). When you receive a printed layout on a plotter, you are left with white space on four sides of the layout. We use it for edging pockets. Turn the pocket over, fold back the protective film and glue it with ORACAL film cut for edging pockets with a width of at least 7 mm. the same on three sides. You cut the corners at an angle, or you don’t cut them.
Place a PVC sheet with a pasted image on the table, look at how the pockets are located in the image, remove the protective film inside the pocket, and put it in its place. Place a ruler under the bottom row of pockets and align the bottom of the pockets with it. To begin, place something heavy on the ruler so that it does not move. Holding the pocket in place with your fingers (the pocket should not move) and bending the edge, remove the protective film from the tape from the long side of the pocket and glue it to the stand, then from the bottom and the short side. And so on for all the pockets on the bottom row. Move the ruler under the top row and do the same.
The stand is ready.
You don’t have to bother and buy ready-made pockets in your city. They come in plastic or PET. PET pockets should cost several times less than pockets made of transparent plastic. Thus, an information stand with pockets can be made independently and even at home.
But, if you don’t want to bother with buying a model and making a stand, you can order a ready-made stand of the same kind. They will make it professionally and quickly.
Master class on making an information stand at school
Polyakova Svetlana Nikolaevna, history teacher OKSKO "KSKO school", Kursk.Description of work: I offer a master class on making an information stand. It will not only decorate an empty space, but will also expand the horizons of students. Its convenience lies in the fact that the contents of the stand can be easily changed several times a year. This stand can be placed for students of any age.
Target: expand students' horizons in various fields of knowledge.
Tasks:
1. Give brief information about any events or famous people in Russia and the world.
2. Develop students’ cognitive processes.
3. Cultivate patriotic, aesthetic feelings, pride in one’s country.
Materials and equipment: thick cardboard, glue, tape, scissors, ruler, pencil, self-adhesive paper, A 3 paper, self-tapping screws, screwdriver, rope, photo corners.
Progress
We cut out 7 rectangles from cardboard, 37 cm wide and 50 cm long. I cut them out of cardboard boxes (I asked for them at a toy store). We cover these rectangles with self-adhesive paper.
From the front it looks like this:
We nail a wooden block 4 m long to the wall, height from the floor 2.20 m.
We screw screws into it at a distance of 30 cm. For each rectangle you will need two of them. The distance between these pairs of screws is 26 cm.
Now we try on how long the rope is needed for each cardboard rectangle. I got 150 cm. With this length, the rectangles will be at the students’ eye level (I work with students in grades 6-9). Glue the rope with tape. Let's try it on.
If everything is satisfactory, we glue it with Moment glue for strength.
What are information stands made of? This question is asked by those who, for one reason or another, need to make an information stand. In this article I will try to explain in detail what, and most importantly, how information stands are made.
So, let's begin. The main thing in an information stand is its basis. It determines how long the stand will last. The main material for the stand is PVC (sheet plastic). But not all plastics are the same! So, for example, plastics made in China have a more porous structure and, as a result, are more fragile than plastics (PVC) made in Germany, Hungary, and Israel. Recently, plastics (PVC) from Russian manufacturers have become very popular, the quality of which also leaves much to be desired. So what is the difference between “Chinese” plastics (PVC) and non-Chinese ones? Everything is very simple. The difference is in the quality of the plastic itself (PVC)! As is known all polymer-containing materials (materials made of plastic and plastics, including self-adhesive films) - cellular polycarbonate, PVC plastic, plexiglass, polystyrene can change their appearance under the influence of different temperatures. So, “Chinese” plastic (PVC) is the most susceptible to change. It is very brittle at low temperatures (from 0°C), and too soft at high temperatures (+25°C and above) and as a result, changes in appearance are very noticeable. If over time your stand has become “wavy” or a corner has broken off during installation, you should know that Chinese plastic was used in the production of your stand.
The second, no less important component of the information stand is the pockets (files) located on the base. The pockets are made of organic glass (PMMA), transparent polyethylene (PET) or transparent plastic (PVC), and are attached to the base with double-sided tape or special glue (depending on the purpose of the information stand). Today, the most popular material for making pockets (files) is transparent PVC with a thickness of 0.6 mm. This is a fairly durable material and at the same time is relatively inexpensive, for example, than a plexiglass pocket (PMMA). When designing an information stand, it is important to consider the size of the pocket, as it differs from the size of the sheet placed inside it! So, for example, a pocket for an A4 sheet (210x297) will have a size of (225x305) mm. Specialists of the Obavok company will be happy to help you in developing information stands to suit your needs!
The third component of the stand is its “header”, the name of the stand. The hat is made from PVC film of various colors using plotter cutting or large-format printing.
I would like to say that this is all, the stand is ready! But that's not true. The most important thing is ahead - making an information stand with your own hands!
First you need to make a sketch of the future stand, observing the dimensions and placement of pockets on the stand. It is important to consider the distance between the pockets and the distance from the edge of the base. It is recommended to make the distance between pockets 20 mm in horizontal and vertical rows. The distance from the edge of the base to the pocket is 30 mm. The stand header usually has a height of 100 mm.
Tools: metal square, stationery knife, felt squeegee (you can do without it), metal ruler.
Let's get started!
Using a square, we make markings on the sheet material, since it is important that the stand is “in the corner,” and we cut out the base using a utility knife and a metal ruler. To do this, apply a ruler to the marking and use a utility knife to make a cut. It is important not to try to cut the material the first time, otherwise you may ruin the base. Using smooth movements, move the stationery knife along the ruler, each time increasing the pressure on the blade. Then the cut will be smooth and neat. Repeat on four sides.
Next we apply (roll) the cap. To do this, place the cap (sticker) at the top of the base and secure it with a small weight, such as a small weight. At the same time, turn the base itself with its upper part towards you, for convenience. Using your left hand to press the sticker onto the base, gently lift the right side of the sticker away from the base to a distance of approximately 10 centimeters. Separate the backing from the sticker by 5 centimeters and fold it inward. Using a felt squeegee, roll the separated part of the hat onto the base. Next, gradually removing the backing, apply the cap to the base.
There are pockets left. We take a ruler and mark the location of the pockets based on the stand. Next, we place the pockets on the base, according to the markings. Pressing the pocket tightly to the base with your left hand, with your right hand we lift the edge of the pocket and remove the protective tape from the tape, after which we fix the edge of the pocket on the base by pressing the edge of the pocket with our right hand. The pocket is fixed. We do the same with the two remaining sides of the pocket and the remaining pockets on the stand!
That's all! Your stand is ready! All that remains is to place it indoors.
PS. The Obavok company uses sheet plastic (PVC) to produce stands of only high quality world brands! Also in our company you can buy sheet plastic for stands, pockets for stands and hats for them.
Now you understand what stands are made of for schools, information stands for hospitals, information stands for parents in kindergartens, information stands at enterprises, and stands for kindergartens.
If you want to order ready-made stands, please contact our company! We use only high-quality materials, and your stand can be made very quickly! In some cases, within a few hours!
I hope that this information was useful to you!
