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The Power of Symbols

Today’s Objective Recognize and understand the significance of various symbols and their meanings.

Concrete Definition Symbolism something that represents or stands for something else, usually an object used to represent something abstract

Symbol HUNTER!!!!

Directions On a piece of paper or on your dry-erase board identify the various symbolic meanings we associate with each of the following pictures There are many possible correct answers!!!! You can have several different things listed!!!!!

This Dress…

Possible Answers: Purity, Perfection, Innocence, Goodness, Marriage

This Ring…

Possible Answers: Marriage, union between a man and woman, money and prosperity

This Flag…

Possible Answers: America, Freedom

This Statue…

Possible Answers: America, Freedom, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness

This President…

Possible Answers: Civil War, Honesty, Integrity, 5 Dollar Bill

This Product…

Possible Answers: Fast food, value, I’m Lovin’ It, Obesity, Unhealthiness

This Color…

Possible Answers: Go, Money, Growth, Life

This Logo…

Possible Answers: Hippy, Peace

Your Turn!!! Finish off your assignment by coming up with 5 more people, images, logos, colors or anything else you can think of that has symbolic meaning. Explain the symbolic significance of each of the things you list.