经典手抄报(校园手抄报设计制作分步讲解教程) 在线下载 pdf mobi 2025 epub 电子版

手抄报在中小学校园里 活跃，是一种常见的宣传形式，深受师生的喜爱。手抄报制作既培养了学生的设计意识，又提高了他们在绘画、书写等方面的技能。

本套书共计3册，是一套系统的手抄报设计制作教程讲解用书，从手抄报制作的入门、提高和创新三个方面一步一步深入教授手抄报的制作方法。

《思维导手抄报》是将思维导图的形式融入手抄报的制作中，让学生在制作手抄报的同时学会运用思维导图。此书为本套书的入门篇。

《经典手抄报》是采用比较常见的绘画工具（以水彩笔为主）来绘制的，以常见手抄报主题为切入点，来进行课程的讲解。

《创意手抄报》是运用多种技法和材料进行创作，属于半手工类的新型手抄报形式。每个课例作品，不仅主题突出，版面编排和美化设计 是围绕主题，做到形式与内容的统一。

本书是《经典手抄报(校园手抄报设计制作分步讲解教程)》，由铁锐编著。

基础知识

色彩基础知识

手抄报的编排设计

手抄报的装饰美化

手抄报绘画技法基础知识

手抄报的技法形式

手抄报文字部分的书写

做手抄报应避免的问题

手抄报创作步骤

第1课 元旦快乐

第2课 新年好

第3课 正月正闹花灯

第4课 清明时节雨纷纷

第5课 植树光荣

第6课 五一劳动节

第7课 儿童节

第8课 母亲大人

第9课 端午节

0课 爸爸我爱您

1课 建党节

2课 建军节

3课 教师节快乐

4课 中秋月圆

5课 重阳节

6课 爱我中华

7课 感恩节

8课 圣诞快乐

9课 保护环境

第20课 快乐阅读

第21课 我的寒暑假生活

第22课 开学了

第23课 中国少年先锋队

第24课 和谐中国

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• 作者：wencangmang 发布时间：2013-11-08 14:57:43

  小公司做事，大公司做人。但当公司大了之后还是需要向小公司一样的积极做事才可以越来越强。马云舍得在还不算太老的时候就退休，是看清楚阿里巴巴需要更多年轻人领导走向更远的路。说的都是价值观，时间越久体现得越清楚。所有今天的一切，都是在为昨天买单。

• 作者：香樟文学 发布时间：2019-10-24 13:13:15

  生活良方源自每一天都用心过生活

• 作者：gin 发布时间：2020-07-27 09:30:11

  为什么听力这么难？？？

• 作者：hlxyz 发布时间：2010-11-23 19:41:28

  同书号11-20册

• 作者：Alice 发布时间：2023-12-28 00:46:14

  翻译挺不错的，没过分文绉绉的，很顺畅，有目录，注释贴合当下大部分学生的认知水平。封面设计得挺好看的，难得夸读客一次。

• 作者：千无千 发布时间：2017-06-06 09:59:12

  对于台湾研究的入门者而言，一本有趣的实务工作经验，能够在理论和实务之间达到一个很好的平衡，大处着眼，小处着手，虽然有些文章过去很久，但依然有着很强的前瞻性和判断力。

• 目录高大上，内容贫乏

  作者：stallboy 发布时间：2015-02-24 21:11:31

  第一章看完就可以了，其中框架的可视化有启发。

  “模式是骨架，配置是变化点，工具是辅助管理。”

  后面的代码看不下去，有点像是以前的j2ee吧。

  很多代码看着是中了设计模式的毒。

  代码有一半是注释，过多了。

  代码很多格式都不对，编辑偷懒了。

  通篇没有引用，没有历史。

  通篇就soa的一个例子。

  链式编程模式应该是说martin fowler的 Fluent Interface吧。

  http://martinfowler.com/bliki/FluentInterface.html

  怎么起名叫链式编程，一般这个名字是指Chain-of-responsibility吧

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chain-of-responsibility_pattern

  好吧，无论哪个看这两个链接都会让你更容易理解。

  大概翻完，有点失望。

  我是中了评分的毒，所以给个差帮别人解毒，不推荐。

• A Book about Love

  作者：密纳发的猫头鹰 发布时间：2019-09-03 12:45:19

  I could give Rob Sheffield's

  Love is a Mix Tape

  five stars merely for the sake of its title. I like the title so much because I have made many mix tapes myself. I don't recall naming my tapes like he did, but when I made my "greatest hits" as a teenager, my heart was filled with love, just like his.

  I enjoyed many stories told by Rob because I can identify myself with him. I understand why he worked so hard to make the mix tape for the eighth-grade dance. I laughed when I heard he erased

  We Will Rock You

  from the tape after his mom said she liked it. I laughed harder when he complained that "the majesty of rock failed to move the girls' stony hearts" at the dance party. I found it so sweet that his college girlfriend always called him on the air and requested songs when he DJ'd an all-night radio show. I was not surprised at all when I heard statements such as "I was young, idealistic, and reluctant to learn any of the ways of the world."

  But I guess music and mix tapes never meant as much to me as to Rob. Not so much because he became a professional writer for the most famous music magazine, but because:

  "The first night we met, I told her the same thing I've told every single girl I've ever had a crush on, 'I'll make you a tape'. Except this time, with this girl, it worked."

  Rob met a girl who loves Rock as much as he does, who was "warm and loud and impulsive." They danced to the song they both loved at their wedding. But five years after, she suddenly died of pulmonary embolism, right in front of him. I listened to Rob talking about his grief, his confusion, his own take on "Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Mix tapes accompanied him in his darkest days. I can never fully imagine his feelings, but I kind of get it. It's almost too sad to listen. So, when I got to the end of the book, it was a great comfort to know Rob met another girl, an astrophysicist who played the Stooges at NASA's holiday party. She made a mix tape for him at his birthday.

  I cannot get the mix tapes I made when I was in high school because they are thousands of miles away, but after finishing this book, I went through the glove box to salvage the old mix CDs I made for listening in the car. I made these CDs in my first few years in the US, before Apple Music and unlimited streaming made music so accessible. I am going to play them in my next week's commute. I don't expect magic to happen, but it should be fun.

  Stray Observations:

  - The book helps me to understand music from their contemporary audience's perspective. For example, it is amusing to read that Renée and Rob stared at each other after they learned from TV that Kristi Yamaguchi -- the Olympic figure skating champion -- listened to Nirvana to get psyched up backstage. "For her (Renée), it was an epiphanic moment—punk rock was now music that even figure-skater girls could listen to."

  - "The nineties fad for indie rock overlapped precisely with the nineties fad for feminism. The idea of a pop culture that was pro-girl, or even just not anti-girl—that was a 1990s mainstream dream, rather than a 1980s or 2000s one, and it was real for a while."