Up Lesson 2.6
Lists
LESSON GOALS
•   Be able to use different types of lists in your html code
•   Memorize Philippians 4:8.
THE WORD

"Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable -- if anything is excellent or praiseworthy -- think about such things."
Philippians 4:8

Review this passage and ask the Lord to show you how you are doing in terms of living it out in your life.
LESSON

THE
LESSON

Lists

At the w3schools web site, work through the lesson on Lists.  Be sure to use their tools to play with code.  Become a skilled user of the code.  Lists can be useful tools, and you want to be able to design lists that look the way you want them to look.

 
PROJECT   2.6

 Project

You and Philippians 4:8

 

 SITE SPECIFICATIONS

My Name and Philippians 4:8

Your teacher (me!) asks you to design a web page that will display how you are doing on our scriptural teaching for this unit.

The title, "My Name and Philippians 4:8" and the verse should be centered on the page.  The verse should be in italics.

The rest of the page should contain:

An ordered list outlining the teaching points in the verse.

An unordered list that presents how you are living out this verse.  Have two basic divisions -- "Successes" and "Struggles."  Use square bullets.

VIDEO explanation of the project by Clint Morey, web designer, movie author and former Eagle Principal.

  • Design the page in notepad using your table building skills.
  • Name it Philippians4-8.htm
  • Submit your design in Drop Box 2.6 "Philippians 4:8".

Requirements:

1.   Heading in proper format

2.   Code formatted neatly as demonstrated in class

3.   Uses comments to identify or explain major sections of the code

4.   Meets all site specifications

GRADING SCALE

Grading
Scale

 A = meets all requirements and looks very good

B = meets all requirements and has an acceptable "look"

The assignments must meet the requirements to be accepted for grading.