Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Painting - Introduction

Daniel/Alfred
We are drawing a puppy and a kitten with faded smiley face in the corner to symbol having something else to do than what any teen might be addicted to. Our Issue is Addicttion, and a dog and a cat would be something other than drugs or even something like a gameboy that a teen could be deeply attatched to. So far, we have had few arguments, that we have over come just by settling down and working together. We are almost done with our collage, and we almost ready to paint. Over all, I think we're off to a pretty good start.

Painting - Introduction

Daniel/Alfred
We are drawing a puppy and a kitten with faded smiley face in the corner to symbol having something else to do than what any teen might be addicted to. Our Issue is Addicttion, and a dog and a cat would be something other than drugs or even something like a gameboy that a teen could be deeply attatched to. So far, we have had few arguments, that we have over come just by settling down and working together. We are almost done with our collage, and we almost ready to paint. Over all, I think we're off to a pretty good start.

Why is this important?

Why do we learn about teen runaways? To teach us about runaways lives, and what their going through. Also so that we can help them, and so that we won't make the same mistakes. I can help with the problem, now that I know about the problem.
Why is it important to learn and be aware of the lives and expieriences of other people? We can help them If they have a problem with life. If I had a friend who was not in a safe house I could tell them who to call. And we need to what others are going through.

Introduction to Teen Runaway Project

Alfred Grant
Daniel Wilson
Addiction
In my own words: Can't get enough of something(ex. candy).
My group goal is to do a good job on this project.
My individual goal is to get a good grade on this project.