Create a POV of Your Country and Tell Us What you Love About it!

What can we use if we don't have a camera, printer, or fancy props?

Use a parent's phone, tablet, or webcam to record your continuous-take video and make props by drawing pictures, cutting images from magazines, or showing digital photos on a screen to arrange in order before recording or glue onto your written paper for sharing on DIY.org.

What should we do if we keep forgetting lines or a prop falls during the POV recording?

Practice saying your intro, each reason and conclusion while pretending the camera is your eyes, arrange props in order beforehand to prevent falls, and use the edit step to trim mistakes or simply record another continuous take until it's smooth.

How can this activity be changed for younger kids or older kids?

For younger children, choose simpler one-sentence reasons, use big labeled photos or drawings and have an adult press record and help arrange props, while older kids can write longer sentences, add small visuals or subtitles, and do basic video editing for a polished upload to DIY.org.

How can we make the project more creative or personal?

Personalize it by adding a hand-drawn map or extra labels for each landmark, short facts about the food or tradition, background music or subtitles, and a clear title with your name before sharing the final piece on DIY.org.