Word Construction Reflection

When we first started our construction on our word, we had a lot of ideas on how we were going to make it. Eventually, we narrowed it down to making our word out of cardboard. We used white paper to wrap the outside of our letters and then used duct tape on the X and the last E. This was to show the exchanging of the first E and the last E, which helped to show the meaning of our word within our letters. After constructing our word, we brainstormed a list of places that we could take it that would symbolize the meaning of the word. This made it a lot easier to plan out where we were going to take our word, and it also made it take less time. Since our letters were very simple, they meshed well with all of the places we took them. The places we went included: the round-about, the library, vending machines, mailboxes, a classroom, and the statue before Lippioncott as well as Lippioncott itself. All of these place represented our word, exchange, in one way or another.