1. Reflective
Thinking
By: Lindsay

2. Introduction
I hope you enjoy my PowerPoint on Reflective Thinking. In this PowerPoint there will be creativeness and reflective thinking. Creativeness because I came up with everything on this, and, Reflective thinking because I looked back and made the mistakes not mistakes anymore.

3. About Reflective Thinking
Reflective Thinking is when you go back to the object that you have created in your mind and edit out things that will not work. (Friends can help too.) Here are some examples…

4. Example #1
Danni wanted to make a backpack with a built in toilet. She came up with the idea to buy a toilet and then shrink it so it would fit inside the backpack, she told her friend Sam her idea and he said “Don’t you need electricity to make a toilet work, and won’t it be heavy? Also, how could you shrink it, and if you do shrink it what if you miss?” So, Danni decided to make a water bottle holder inside her backpack instead.

5. Example #2
Daniel LOVED robots, he dreamed of making one to do his homework for him. He thought he could use magic so it was easy but his friend asked him how he will get the magic. He worked hard to think of a plan but he decided to download a computer into it’s brain so it would know everything possible, but then he decided just to do it as an adult. When he had the time to teach it to write.

6. Example #3
Diamond wanted to make a dog sled for her dog snowy. She got thick wood to shape it out she wanted to just sand it but she realized she should shape it with a saw first. After she shapes it she sanded it until it shone. She nailed on a board and tied a big red rope to it. Since she didn’t try to create something out of her reach (like a flying dog sled) she did it.

8. Test This is the ……… What is Reflective Thinking?
Reflective Thinking is when you go back to the object that you have created in your mind and edit out things that will not work.
Can you ask a friend for advice?
Of course you can! (The more the merrier)
If you use Reflective Thinking does the plan always work?
NO! If the thing is out of your reach (even if the plan seems good enough) there is no guarantee about it!
(Once you came up with ALL the answer's click)

9. Credits
Thank you to all of the people who helped at all in this presentation some of them are
Microsoft PowerPoint for letting me make my presentation
My generator for giving me power so I could make this
Clip art for letting me use their pictures
Paint for letting me make the Pop Quiz image
Mrs. Vechazone for assigning the project
Myself for making it
And YOU for watching it!!!!!!!!!!!