Sample Responses:
Image 1: "Someone putting their hands up. Black, orange, green, grey, white. Outside."
Image 2: " A child sitting on someone's lap. The grown-up playing a guitar."
Image 3: "A grandchild sitting on his grandad's lap taking a guitar lesson."
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Another exercise was to explain "What does it mean to be a man?" and "What kind of man will you become?". (remember, these were 6th-8th graders)
What does it mean to be a man?
"To be a leader, and a good role model. To be wise. To be strong"
"...to be strong and smart. To be a good sportsman, like playing football or basketball. And no one can hold you back from your dreams."
"Men are superior beings. They rule and conquer for their beliefs, through a lot of history we have. To take care of things like yourself, family or business. To be respectful at all times and regulate on a lot of disorderly conduct in a vicious (lively) manner..."
What kind of man will you become?
"A rich, successful man. Hard working. Own a business. If I'm going to get there, I will have to get through high school and college. I will also get good grades."
"I [am] going to play football in the NFL."
"To be a strong, rich and wise man...You are going to have to pay attention to your education। You are going to have to get a good job, and you have to be strong emotionally and physically. And you have to go to college."