What part of the team did you play? Do you think your part was easier or harder than the others? Why?
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Our whole team worked together as we went along with building the tower. We all voiced our opinions and decided what we thought would work best. We went from there and if an idea didn't work we found an alternative way. Our jobs were all about equal because we all helped through thoughts and ideas.
I played the part of the runner and my part was harder because my memory is really bad and i couldnt remember what the details were and things like that and im not the person to explain something.
I played the runner. It was semi easy. The hardest part was picturing it in my head to explain it easier to the builders. It was also hard to try to understand what each looker meant. Plus, they would both try to talk at once.
In this activity I played the looker, who's job it was to look at the structure and tell the runner how to tell the builders how to build the same structure. Yes I think my part in the activity was easier than the other parts because I had the Structure in front of me.
I played the runner in this activity. All I had to do was transport verbal directions from one side of the room to the other. My job was probably the easiest of all.
The first time we did it I was the builder then the second time I was the looker.I think the looker was the hardest to do because it was hard to try to explain to the runner how to build it and it got very frustrating,
In this activity, first I was a builder. I think my part was the easiest on the team because all we had to do was comprehend what the runner was relaying back to me. The second time I was the looker. My job was to tell the runner what to tell the builders. This was harder than the builder because you could not relay the message directly to the builders and you had a person telling them your message. Emily Dean
I played both the looker and the builder at two seperate times. I think all parts were equaly hard. The looker had to explain how the building looked in a comprhensible way. The runner had to be able to remember what the looker said and explain it to the builder. Finaly, the builders had to understand the lookers directions and put the blocks togather correctly.
In this activity i played the looker and the builder. Both jobs were difficult because each required different skills. I thought the looker was harder because you had to explain how to build something so that the other people could understand it.
10 comments:
Our whole team worked together as we went along with building the tower. We all voiced our opinions and decided what we thought would work best. We went from there and if an idea didn't work we found an alternative way. Our jobs were all about equal because we all helped through thoughts and ideas.
Savannah Hudson
Hunter Dailey
I played the part of the runner and my part was harder because my memory is really bad and i couldnt remember what the details were and things like that and im not the person to explain something.
In this activity I played the part of the builder and the looker. Harder because Ican't explain things very well.
I played the runner. It was semi easy. The hardest part was picturing it in my head to explain it easier to the builders. It was also hard to try to understand what each looker meant. Plus, they would both try to talk at once.
Larissa Shaffer
In this activity I played the looker, who's job it was to look at the structure and tell the runner how to tell the builders how to build the same structure.
Yes I think my part in the activity was easier than the other parts because I had the Structure in front of me.
Chris WILLARD
Lindsey Shaffer
I played the runner in this activity. All I had to do was transport verbal directions from one side of the room to the other. My job was probably the easiest of all.
The first time we did it I was the builder then the second time I was the looker.I think the looker was the hardest to do because it was hard to try to explain to the runner how to build it and it got very frustrating,
Nate Byrnes
In this activity, first I was a builder. I think my part was the easiest on the team because all we had to do was comprehend what the runner was relaying back to me. The second time I was the looker. My job was to tell the runner what to tell the builders. This was harder than the builder because you could not relay the message directly to the builders and you had a person telling them your message.
Emily Dean
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I played both the looker and the builder at two seperate times. I think all parts were equaly hard. The looker had to explain how the building looked in a comprhensible way. The runner had to be able to remember what the looker said and explain it to the builder. Finaly, the builders had to understand the lookers directions and put the blocks togather correctly.
In this activity i played the looker and the builder. Both jobs were difficult because each required different skills. I thought the looker was harder because you had to explain how to build something so that the other people could understand it.
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