Reflection for Term 2 week 1

during the lesson, one of our teammates suggested that instead of the card game, we should do something that concerns an air-conditioner. For example, we could try to hang clothes at the air conditioner  generator and dry the clothes but it was proven that it was not a good idea.

marc wee (36)

Reflection Over The holidays

 This week , we did our survey on the weather game. I think the weather game was a complete failure as i was not very attracted by the game. I am trying to convince my other group members to give up on the weather game and start on a new project. The other group members are quite reluctant to give up on our current project as we have worked hard to make it.

Kenko Tan(33)

reflection for March holidays

In the march holidays, we met up to discuss about our card game. We made lots of cards that had very attractive and funny picture for our cards. Although its attractive and funny, the pictures of our cards are related to different weathers and how it affects the things around us. We were also told to do a survey of 10 questions for our card game, to me it is like a checklist to see if our card game is interesting for other people to play. 

Marc Wee (36)

Reflection For Week 8

Reflection For Week 8
This week we were to finish our final draft over the March term break. We showed him what we were exactly are doing for our weather card game, and he told us to make a draft copy of it and try playing the game among ourselves. He approved our idea of our game but told us to find any bad points of the game and improve it while we were playing the game. He also told use to think of a minimum of ten survey questions for our weather card game.
Timothy Tan (35)
2 Francis

Reflection For Week 7

Reflection For Week 7

Today, Mr Varella saw our draft again. He told us the game was kind of dull and needed us to add something, which would make it more interesting and attractive for players to play.

He gave us even more ideas this time round, but our group has agreed on adding colour on the side of each families so that if your family match, the colour on the card too have to match.

Timothy Tan (35)

2Francis