Instead of hiding the grid we embraced it, switching technique or medium in every neighboring square. Students could use their own photo or a creative commons photo. We printed the photos with the grid on them and then drew on one inch grid paper with thin blue lines.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjMY85fe-am6GWZSHs_vs2DFsov6usJXHudlNl-QDdxR8jyKzxgGmc_xLuFrWhHEd4rZxB7XruG0wDMCTvEiqZKyoIhTeG6fna_5KIQbmNpl7u6SNWO_c6FC6HJEaZyYCwHrprQ7GYnoaMt/s320/A60A74F4-D848-43BD-8174-7094FD275E02.jpeg)
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Here is the handout that I posted for students: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hqzbI_m761hJCKvQ1_fiVgGUI0TP8X4_gn594-R44Nw/copy![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiLtjZIYA35D5hiVQkhvinI4vU_4-eWFqe9Hbk-HCmf2Gth-FpWHZ2IATgTFd5Ap_39BQ6FtoouSn7zGq2mXGU3xJbWSAqK8R6XGrZ2ObacmI5JCXHtXueG3iuukbs5XSpCl_jYUtKHmsnT/s320/161567F0-9AC4-4E7D-BCCF-C4E9AF3E830E.jpeg)
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