Factory Run 3
Freely associated spoken words:
Fruit, Insect, Bird, Resource, Habitat, Wildlife
Categories:
• Participants
• Freely Associated Words
• Haiku/Poem
• Syllable Count
Analysis:
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7 Works:
1.
Participants: Juliet, Rayma, Jamie
Freely associated words:
Apple
Bug
Robin
Gold
Environment
Outdoors
Haiku/poem:
Bug crawls on apple
Robin sings quick golden tunes
Our environment
Syllable count: (5, 7, 5) (17)
2.
Participants: Rayma, Jamie, Erik
Freely associated words:
Apple
Cricket
Bluejay
Water
Desert
Coyote
Haiku/poem:
No water for desert
Coyote eats cricket
Bluejay sits on apple
Syllable count: (6, 6, 6) (18)
3.
Participants: Jamie, Erik, Mark
Freely associated words:
Strawberries
Bee
Robin
Water
Cave
Deer
Haiku/poem:
Tasty strawberries
Deer and robin in a cave
Bee is over water
Syllable count: (5, 7, 6) (18)
4.
Participants: Erik, Mark, Clayton
Freely associated words:
Kumquat
Flea
Ostrich
Water
Jungle
Hippopotamus
Haiku/poem:
Hippopotamus
Eats kumquat in the jungle
Water kills the flea
Syllable count: (5, 7, 5) (17)
5.
Participants: Mark, Clayton, Kelly
Freely associated words:
Salad
Bug
Feather
Water
Cave
Deer
Haiku/poem:
Bug salad with water in a
Cave with deer and feather
Syllable count: (8, 6) (14)
6.
Participants: Clayton, Kelly, Juliet
Freely associated words:
Orange
Grasshopper
Dove
Trees
Aquarium
Deer
Haiku/poem:
Orange grasshopper on
Trees dove over aquarium
Deer on top
Syllable count: (5, 8, 3) (16)
7.
Participants: Kelly, Juliet, Rayma
Freely associated words:
Pineapple
Bug
Flying
Use
Diverse
Haiku/poem:
Bug flying home
After eating pineapple
Use diverse energy
Syllable count: (4, 7, 6) (17)
Analysis:
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