The doll that gets me

The goal of this action project was to make a quitapena doll. foremost we had to make a sketch of what we wanted it to look like first. We then had to construct the quitapena doll using string, glue, pipe cleaners, material, tape, and paper. After we were done making the doll the next task was to say the terminology of what the garments and color the quitapena doll was wearing and also discuss what feelings the doll can take away. I learned about a bunch of different fabrics and materials used to create the quitapena doll.

What I found most difficult about this assignment was using the e-> ie and the o-> ue verbs. It was confusing and hard for me to figure out how and which words to use on. What I am considerable proud of about this project was how good of a job I did to create my quitapena doll. I was really focused and worked very hard to make it.

L.G.J Completed Quitapena Doll, 2022

L.G.J Sketch of Quitapena Doll, 2022

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