In addition to the actual I ask the students to create a "Hanger Person" in the likeness of their research subject. Using a hanger, tagboard, and some art supplies, the kids make the historical figure come to life. They LOVE this.
I ask the students Today's wire coat hanger was inspired by a clothes hook patented in The final hanger was created by Albert J. Parkhouse in
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For this portion of For this portion of the project, your students will be cr ting a "Hanger Person" in the likeness of the subject. Gather the following materials before you begin: A wire hanger for each student Large WHITE railroad tag paper (18%' x 24") Scissors Tape Glue Art supplies needed to create a "person" (ie: con truction paper.
Biography Hanger: Bookmaking Project. A rigorous, scaffolded, clear cut biography book report that will have your students researching and writing about the life of any person you choose! They will then culminate the biography with a fun project where they create a hanger person likeness of the biography subject!.
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According to the Monticello site, there is no evidence that Thomas Jefferson invented the individual clothes hangers similar to what we use today, but he did invent the most ingenious closet gadget which allowed him to hang and access over 48 sets of coats, waist coats and other clothing easily. 
To construct the actual figure, Coat Hanger Book Report Mobile Project: You will have nine cards hanging from your mobile and one at the top (ten total). Their shape and size is your decision. Each card needs to have the information as well as a picture. The picture should relate to the information on the card. Each card should be clearly labeled and easy to identiW.
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