Thursday, December 16, 2010
Blog Entry # 2.13 - Process Journal (E)
My first greeting card have been completed. I have to do 5 other sketches to complete my greeting card. My work would be improve if I do my sketches before next class. If I could grade my self I would give my self a 5 because I did what I was suppose to do but I think I could have done more.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Blog Entry # 2.11 - Pocess Journal 2 (E)
The steps I completed so far was I research information aout my holiday. I made some quotes and found some pictures for my greeting cards.
My work could be improved If I know the reason why jews celebrate Purim. I should also start the Greeting Cards.
I should givemy self a 5 in Criteria F because I did all my work but I would always ask my teacher for help. I am ready to do the next part for ths project in class.
My work could be improved If I know the reason why jews celebrate Purim. I should also start the Greeting Cards.
I should givemy self a 5 in Criteria F because I did all my work but I would always ask my teacher for help. I am ready to do the next part for ths project in class.
Blog Entry # 2.10 - Target Consumers (B)
Target Consumer #1 is the children who celebrate Purim. The jewish children goes around giving gifts. They also dress up. My first greeting for my purim cards is going to have a funny saying so the children can laugh.
Target Consumer #2 is the adults and parents. In their cards. What I would say in each greeting cards for is I know how hard you guys work and today's your day to relax and let people give you gifts and a feast.
Target Consumer #3 would be for the people that celebate purim but does not represent it or show's it. In their greeting card. I would say something about god made you for a reason. You should do it and represent it .
Target Consumer #2 is the adults and parents. In their cards. What I would say in each greeting cards for is I know how hard you guys work and today's your day to relax and let people give you gifts and a feast.
Target Consumer #3 would be for the people that celebate purim but does not represent it or show's it. In their greeting card. I would say something about god made you for a reason. You should do it and represent it .
Blog Entry # 2.9 - Text Brainstorm (B)
Talk to God on the Purim Holiday
Don't waste the feast of Purim!Wake up early - extra earlyand talk to God.Say everything that is on your heart.Dont' be afraid to cry.Let the tears run down your face.
Bible Quote
On Purim be happy it's your special day.
Purim is the day you be nice to everyone
Happy Purim! Don't forget to have a feast!
The goal is to share the holidays and traditions, so it’s not only the booths and prizes, but we have arts and crafts that reinforce the whole Purim story. Cathie Izen quotes
On Purim do as much as you can because it's your time to represent.
Don't waste the feast of Purim!Wake up early - extra earlyand talk to God.Say everything that is on your heart.Dont' be afraid to cry.Let the tears run down your face.
Bible Quote
On Purim be happy it's your special day.
Purim is the day you be nice to everyone
Happy Purim! Don't forget to have a feast!
The goal is to share the holidays and traditions, so it’s not only the booths and prizes, but we have arts and crafts that reinforce the whole Purim story. Cathie Izen quotes
On Purim do as much as you can because it's your time to represent.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Blog Entry # 2.7- Holiday Research (A)
1. What is the name of the holiday?
Answer: The name of the holiday is purim.
2. When will the holiday be celebrated in 2011? Answer:Purim in 2011 will start on Sunday, the 20th of March and will continue for 2 days until Monday, the 21st of March. http://www.when-is.com/purim-2011.asp
3. Who celebrates this holiday? (Countries, religious groups, ethnic groups)
Answer:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purim The Jewish people celebrates this holiday. It is celebrate with the hebrew calendar.
4. Why is this holiday celebrated? What is the significance of this holiday?
Answer: This holiday is celebrated because festivalthat commemorates the deliverance of the Jewish people living throughout the ancient Persian Empire.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purim
5. How is this holiday celebrated? Include any rituals, food, costumes, dance or music associated with this holiday.http://www.answers.com/topic/how-is-purim-celebrated
Answer: This holiday is celebrated by hearing the megillah scroll of the Book of Esther read in the evening and morning. Send gifts to people and two kind of food. You give alams to to kind of homeless people. You have a festival meal.
6. What websites were used in answering these questions? (Copy and paste the web addresses of each website.)
Answer :http://www.answers.com/topic/how-is-purim-celebrated
http://www.beingjewish.com/yomtov/purim/customs.html
Answer: The name of the holiday is purim.
2. When will the holiday be celebrated in 2011? Answer:Purim in 2011 will start on Sunday, the 20th of March and will continue for 2 days until Monday, the 21st of March. http://www.when-is.com/purim-2011.asp
3. Who celebrates this holiday? (Countries, religious groups, ethnic groups)
Answer:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purim The Jewish people celebrates this holiday. It is celebrate with the hebrew calendar.
4. Why is this holiday celebrated? What is the significance of this holiday?
Answer: This holiday is celebrated because festivalthat commemorates the deliverance of the Jewish people living throughout the ancient Persian Empire.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purim
5. How is this holiday celebrated? Include any rituals, food, costumes, dance or music associated with this holiday.http://www.answers.com/topic/how-is-purim-celebrated
Answer: This holiday is celebrated by hearing the megillah scroll of the Book of Esther read in the evening and morning. Send gifts to people and two kind of food. You give alams to to kind of homeless people. You have a festival meal.
6. What websites were used in answering these questions? (Copy and paste the web addresses of each website.)
Answer :http://www.answers.com/topic/how-is-purim-celebrated
http://www.beingjewish.com/yomtov/purim/customs.html
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