1. Day 4

2. COAT OF ARMS

3. COAT OF ARMS WHAT DO THE COLOURS OF THE CREST MEAN? http://www.familytreesandcrests.com Orange Rewarding Ambition Red & Yellow Rule and authority Green Freedom, beauty, joy health & hope

4. Defense or protection Sea or water Two headed eagle a protector COLOURS AND PICTURES The bee is a sign of industry, creativity, wealth, diligence and eloquence

5. CRESTS ON RUGBY JERSEYS Dragon: protector Thistle: pain and suffering Clover: carefree life blue-strength & loyalty red-eager to save the country white-peace & joy

6. PICTURES strength, cunning, protection & braverysymbol of peace & harmony a dragon with his sharp eye, is the guardian of treasures. He is also the bravest of all the creatures symbol of victory, sovereignty & empire power strength & vigilance, home & safety

7. CRESTS ON RUGBY JERSEYS What do they mean???

8. AMERICAN COAT OF ARMS Notice no stars on the blue 13 arrows representing the original 13 states Olive branch (13 leaves & 13 olives) “Strong desire for peace, But always ready for war” Scroll motto “Out of Many, One” “Glory” 13 mullets (stars) Arranged in rows of 1-4-3-4-1 forming a six- pointed star Bald Eagle means “supporter”

9. COAT OF ARMS United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada Metal pipe

10. COAT OF ARMS University of Toronto Eagle: Toronto’s native background Bear: determination, Strength & ferocity protecting its cubs City Wall: shelter & Protection for the people within it Three Rivers: Humber, Don & Rouge, significant to Toronto’s industrial port city Heart: the former city of North York, charity & sincerity Shield: blue sky & gold two towers of City Hall Beaver: symbol of Industry and perseverance Green grass: City within a park, over 1500 parks in TO

11. COAT OF ARMS Province of Ontario 'Loyal she began – Loyal she remains'. Black bear: Ontario’s abundant and varied wildlife Red cross of St. George, symbolic of England Moose and deer: early settlers and colonists relied heavily on these for Food and clothing Golden maple leaves, emblem of Canada, on green grass

12. COAT OF ARMS

13. STUDENT WORK

15. DESCRIPTION

16. STUDENT WORK

18. TEMPLATE Choose 4 symbols from your work placement that are meaningful to your experience Draw them on your template, found in the in-school week 4 pages Page is in week 4 in-school workbook

19. YOUR ASSIGNMENT: YOUR COAT OF ARMS Incorporate your symbols or pictures into your unique crest You can print your own if you like, with or without a scroll

20. JUNE 15, 2015 DUE DATE