When creating a collaborative poster, children need to plan, discuss, collaborate and follow mutually agreed rules that they set themselves. What will be the result? Quite different for each class.

The material includes: 12-32 parts of a common picture to be printed on A5 or A4

How to work with the material - cooperative image

the same image is 'cut up' into 12, 16, 18, 20, 24, 25, 27, 28, 30 and 32 parts - choose according to the number of children in the class print and crop the sheets - MUST CHECK BEFORE PRINTING - > PRINT ON A4, you will see the margins (border) to which the image is cropped accurately (can be seen in the accompanying sheet) when printing it is important to keep the original size, not to "fill the image with the image", check your printer settings let the children draw a part of the picture to colour I also leave it up to them to plan how and with what they will colour it the finished parts are then folded together and glued onto cardboard, for example so that all the children in the class have a common image. Finally, reflection is important.

Cooperative picture:

• it is not just a decoration in the classroom
• it is a joint activity of all children, which must be agreed, planned and then
• followed according to the agreed rules
• everyone is responsible for their work in the team
• they learn to understand and respect different opinions when agreeing (especially what they will colour it with or if they can draw something on it?)
• develops communication skills

The total size of the picture when printed on A4 is: 120 cm x 86 cm (24 sheets)

It is a good idea to tell the children in advance what they should do with the blank space - leave it white, colour it in or they can draw something. 

The number of pages 238 is for all files! You only print 1 file where the number of pages = 12, 16, 18, 20, 24, 25, 27, 28, 30 or 32. You really won't print all 238 pages :)