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The Design of our course - The theme of our golf course is cats. We called it Cat World Golf Course. We worked on the board in groups of two. We shared the board with another group of two. If you wanted too, you could make the board by yourself. I think it's more fun working with a partner. Both of our plans cross the board diagonally. The other one has a bridge above us where our plans intersect. |
What we tried to do - We tried to make a hard course. In the beginning, we were really stuck, but then we got a really good idea. Usually we got the best ideas when we were working on our courses, or because of something we saw. Our teachers required that we have a moving part. We also had to use all the space on our board. The problems we had We had some problems making our cat. We kept thinking it looked stupid, or it was deformed. We also had a problem with people taking things from our board. Also, some things wouldn't stay on by just shoving them in the board. Another thing that happened was Jessie and I would disagree a lot. |
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How we solved our problems - We decided that the cat looked fine. We replaced the things that people took off the boards. We glued the things that wouldn't stay on the board. When we disagreed we would make a deal, Jessie would get her way on something, and then I would get my way the next time we disagreed. (There was a lot of decisions to make.) |
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