What you see is not always what you get… Sometimes you get more!

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What you see is not always what you get… Sometimes you get more! Symbolism What you see is not always what you get… Sometimes you get more!

Sometimes you get more!

A symbol is… An object that represents a greater idea An icon (picture) that stands for a bigger meaning

Even toddlers recognize common symbols…

Groups use symbols For example…

We use symbols when texting to represent larger thoughts…

Color often symbolize moods..

What might these colors symbolize?

Red?

How about a pink ribbon?

Remember, _______ are items that represent a ____________ idea or meaning.

What’s the diff?

Which would you rather receive?

Seasons can be used as symbols

Objects can hold meaning too …

Remember: ____________ are objects that _______________ a greater meaning.

How were symbols used in The Christmas Sweater?

The red sweater

Eddie’s father’s pocket watch

The star

The weather

“Breaddie Eddie”

Bread-Bag Boots

Remember: ____________ are ______________________ that __________________ a bigger ________________________.