Have you ever made a 20% project? Have you ever went three weeks working on one thing? Well I have and I’m going to tell you everything thing about it.
A
20% project is a project where you get to pick anything and I mean
anything from novels to new apps. It’s where you think of anything
language related and make it or write. You don’t have to do it by
yourself either you can have a group.
I
really liked this idea! I thought it was great, giving a deadline and
meeting it and doing something so cool that you had to work on it all
the time to be able to get it done in time.For our 20% project we made a
children’s picture book, we recorded it on an ipad app so that we could
read it to you and were also made a puppet show of the book. At first
when we picked our groups we had no idea of what we wanted to do! So
then we thought and we thought it would be cool to do a children’s book
and that we would other kids books to help us for the outline. Then
after we thought of that idea they never stopped we then got the idea to
do a puppet show and recoded it and if we really wanted to could make
it a digital book and sell it on itunes. The decisions we had to make in
this project would have been to think if this project was doable in
three weeks and that we would be able to make it look the way we wanted
it. We also had to figure out what the problem, setting, characters, and
what the book was going to be about. So our book is about a mouse who
was at the park and had to walk home alone and when he did the saw the
monster brothers who had his car and that is why it is called In The
Hands Of Someone Else. Our steps were to create the plotting of the
book, write the book, type the book, illustrate the book, laminate the
book, then record the book and and make the puppets and do the puppet
show, and last but not least hand it in. Some of the things that I liked
about the project were we got three weeks to do it and that we got to
pick groups. Also how we got to do anything thing we wanted pretty much
and we had to make our own decisions about it. I think some of the
things that I would change would probably be being organized right from
the start sometimes we didn’t know what we were doing like sometimes we
made puppets that we didn’t end up using. It was a great learning
experience overall and I really enjoyed it. So if you are ever going to
do a 20% project these are some of the things to consider before doing
it.
Good job Sami I agree I really liked this idea to. Nice details GOOD JOB :)
ReplyDeletenice structure!, catchy lead, and ending!
ReplyDeleteSami, you did a very nice job of explaining your project, and conveying your feelings about every aspect of your time working on the book. I also appreciate the reflective nature of your post, where you take a critical look at the things that worked well and not so well. Your suggestions of things to change had to do with your own process rather than the project overall, which is good news on my end. Glad you enjoyed the process, I enjoyed reading your final product. MrB
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