Content Objectives:1. Discover attributes about each other.

2. Explore our classmates’ lives.

3. Expand our understanding of our peers and ourselves.

4. Become familiar with cutting and pasting technics on Power Point.

5. Download documents from Google Docs and upload them to personal accounts.

6. Share our documents with our teacher.

7. Express our experiences iconicly.

8. Create a symbolic representation of our life.

Language Objectives:1. Choose three to seven places that are very familiar to

you and write them in the table

2. Select and write down three to seven nouns that represent things or ideas that are important about the place.

3. Decide on an icon to represent each of these nouns. Find clip art on line to represent these nouns. Do this in the table provided for you.

4. Up load your work and share it with Mrs. Swanson.

5. Print the table so that you can use it on Lifeland.

6. Complete your Lifeland Map:1. Design a bubble letter on paper.2. Create islands for places farther away.3. Contour a road to run through your land.4. Designate areas of your “land” for each setting. 5. Draw a compass rose and an area for a legend.6. Color the map carefully7. Cut out your icons and place them in the

appropriate sectors to represent that setting in your life.

8. Write your name on the back.9. Turn it into the counter.

Places SymbolsMy house Chairs, flowers, trees, deck, house, books,

T.V., bed, family dinner, dog, family

McCall Cabin, game boards, boat, tubes, trees, deer

My Parents (hometown) River, bikes, rafts, orchard, vineyard, garden, fireplace

San Francisco Chocolate, Raiders, Movies, Piers, Chinatown, Fog

Rugby Field Chairs, wind, sports’ bags, water bottles,

College of Idaho Yotes, basketball court, dorm room, books, graduation caps

LifelandName: _____________________

Places SymbolsLifeland

Name: _____________________

Chair Flower Deciduous Tree My House

Name: __________________________________________Write the name of the icon and then create a picture below it.You may color it as you wish. Don’t spend all day on it. Save your detailed work for your map.