Trading Cards for Historical Figures

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Trading Cards for Historical Figures

King Kelly Baseball Card
'King Kelly' via CC2.0

I was asked by a teacher in my building to help make a template for students to make 'historical figures trading cards'.  Not old baseball cards. Basically a sports card, that students could edit to show details about a person that they could research. The template is linked below the video clip.

Here is my short explanation of how to modify...



Here is my template for Making a Trading Card in Google Drawings.

Hope this helps you!

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