In WORD software (not SAM Mindtap), click NEW for new file and find a template for an Ad to sell Wizard of Oz Red Shoes (pretend). One page. Grade will cover use of template, use of colors, font style (one, not multiple), bold, photos/clipart, and such. An “A” grade, between 90 and 100, would require the most colorful, bright (not dull colors), matching Font Styles in different sizes (lose points for different font styles; be consistent), fill the entire 8.5 by 11 inch paper (this is what the majority of flyer templates use, see templates), real photos – no less than 7 (you’d like to see a real photo of the items, right? I don’t think any of us would be happy to see a clipart only), your phone number (use a fake number although no one will see it but me) on strips that can be torn off the flyer; we’ve seen that at HEB or Target, dentist offices, etc. bulletin boards. Plus, more… if you try for an “A” grade on this assignment. An Ad to sell anything means what? You would need to show people who walk by the bulletin board cluttered with lots of flyers hanging from it: What are you selling? It’s above in first line. How much are you selling them for? That requires RESEARCH to find out what the items actually are worth, right? Perhaps find out where the real ones are stored. Answer: the Smithsonian in D.C. Photos from different angles, like _________________. If you were interested in buying an item, would you like to see a photo, of what? For example, take a laptop. Do you want to see if the case is scratched/cracked? Is the screen cracked? The keyboard? So we’d probably like photos of those items from angles. Which would be good angles?_______________________________ What else would engage us to stop and read your flyer? Would it look like all the other flyers on the bulletin board? No, it must stand out. Recall flyers you’ve seen at SAC, museums, VIA bus, military flyers, church flyers, school flyers.