February 26, 2014 You need: –Vocab booklets –Something to write with Today’s activity: –Introduction to next project –Choose Partner & floor –Begin “floor.

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February 26, 2014 You need: –Vocab booklets –Something to write with Today’s activity: –Introduction to next project –Choose Partner & floor –Begin “floor plans” –Take home Comic Page to complete by Monday 3/3

Tiny Town Date:2/26/2014

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NOW: Turn in your notes Sit with a partner Randomly select the category of “floor” you will create as per “Tiny Tower” –Residential (homes) –Service (bank, police, library etc) –Recreation (park, pool, gym etc) –Retail (stores etc) –Creative (music, photo, artists, design etc) –Food (restaurants) BEGIN A FLOOR PLAN for your idea: Average Size Person is 3”!!