kaitlyn rose sidewalk chalk
When we first got into our group, it took everyone a little bit of time to figure out what symbols we would want to use. For me, I already knew that I could use a dance shoe since I am a dancer, but I wanted to use something a little bit different. By the end of class that first day I had a few options that I liked a lot, a horseshoe for good luck and a red rose for hope, balance, and promise were a couple of them. I was thinking that good luck is always something that everyone wants, which is why I chose the horseshoe. For the rose I knew that different colors had different meanings and I came to the conclusion that the meaning of a red rose fit what I wanted the best, especially since it symbolized hope.
On the second day of this project my group finally started to combine our ideas into one symbol. It took many, many sketches but we finally found one symbol that we liked. The outside part of our symbol that tied everything together was a basket, our idea was to put all of our symbols inside of the basket, like the basket was almost holding all these items. My symbol that I chose to put in the basket was the red rose, that one was my favorite symbol out of all my options. Other symbols that were in the basket were a design with a special meaning to that person, a spider, and a acorn. This part was challenging but by the end I am glad that we came up with a design that everyone liked.
When we went out into the courtyard I don't think that my group realized that when you draw with chalk it is a little bit harder to be more detailed. I think that our end product could have maybe looked a little better just by using up more space in the basket. We also had some people changed their symbols, but other than that I think it turned out good! I feel like my group did a good job of collaborating with each other but we would have had a better end result if we could have stayed on task more and been more focused. That is what i will definitely do differently in my next activity. Overall i really enjoyed this project!
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