Over the past three days we worked as a group to create a symbol that represented us. The First day we were randomly assigned groups, once we were put into groups we were told to think of a symbol that represents our selves. The teachers taught us about ancient art and symbols. For example if you played soccer your cold do a soccer ball to represent you. then they said how colors can represent something to, like in a flag the colors could represent peace or war.
My groups members were Annabelle, Kate, and Andrew. Overall as a group we worked very well together. The first thing we did was work together to try to think of out symbols. Mine was a pointe shoe to represent dance, Annabelle's were pom poms to represent cheer, Kate' was a painting brush because she likes art, and Andrew's was a baseball and bat because he plays baseball. Then once we had our symbols we decided to put them in a code of arms.
On the final day we went outside to draw our design in the courtyard which went very well. First Kate drew the code of arms and divided it into four sections. Then we all drew our own symbols. We finished with plenty of extra time and our design turned out very good. Overall I think as a group we worked very well and got along great.
My groups members were Annabelle, Kate, and Andrew. Overall as a group we worked very well together. The first thing we did was work together to try to think of out symbols. Mine was a pointe shoe to represent dance, Annabelle's were pom poms to represent cheer, Kate' was a painting brush because she likes art, and Andrew's was a baseball and bat because he plays baseball. Then once we had our symbols we decided to put them in a code of arms.
On the final day we went outside to draw our design in the courtyard which went very well. First Kate drew the code of arms and divided it into four sections. Then we all drew our own symbols. We finished with plenty of extra time and our design turned out very good. Overall I think as a group we worked very well and got along great.
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