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Category Archives: Twain Infographic
Treasure Map
For my project on Huckleberry Finn I decided to make a treasure map that starts and guides you through the quotes I chose containing the word “tracks”with arrows that lead to the final quote that I included. All of the … Continue reading
Forty Ways of Twain
For my Twain Project I picked to focus on the ways the number forty is used in the text and how the reader can interpret the meaning when it is used. When the reader begins the novel, the first thing … Continue reading
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Morality and Ethics Infographic
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infographic “Assimilation”
This infographic of Huckleberry Finn successfully relate some important skills in modern days with important body parts and match up their functions. For example, Multitask as an important skill for people to do things more efficiently is shown in pictures … Continue reading
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Going down the Mississippi river: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Huck Infographic
When I created my infographic, I had to use my technology and artistic skills. Also, I tried to use constant colors and representative icons, so my infographic seems clear to people. It was hard for me how to explain each … Continue reading
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