Our Monster: Our Monster: Frankenstein + Everything = Monster

 Our Hoover Partners' Drawing of Our Monster:

 Our Description of Our Monster:

From the top, our monster has two heads, with hair in a curly way on both sides. One side has a brown hat on. It also has red lice on its hair and the hair sticks up. On the head with the hat, there are eyes on the hat. On the other side, it has hermit crab eyes. On that side, there is a flower growing out of his head (his heads are box shaped). Our monster has pink eyes on both heads. His ears are pointed and have black stuff, earwax, and hoop earrings in all four ears. He has a mustache and yellow slime coming out of his nose. He has purple lips and two big fangs on each mouth. His heads are green. He has a yellow Tarzan suit with brown and black dots all over it. On the side that the Tarzan suit doesn't cover, there is a heart beating. Both hands and arms are purple, red, and blue in different patterns. Both hands have three fingers and its armpits are making smells. He also has chicken pox. Out of the monster's right, there is a bone sticking out. On the left of the Tarzan suit is a black horn sticking out to his left. Sticking out to the monster's left is a purple, hairy, fat, tail. There are spiders and bugs crawling all over his body and face and ears. He has three hairy green legs and one hairy brown leg. That is our monster!

 Reflection on Our Progress:

I think we explained our monster pretty well, but there were a few mistakes and mix-ups. These are a few of the ones that we should have explained better. For instance, when we said our monster had pink eye, when it really had "red eye," we were probably not thinking.

Another thing is that we said, "A flower growing out of his head." We should have explained better that it was growing out of the left side and that it had leaves.

Maybe you skipped over another part, or maybe it was too hard to understand. One of the mistakes was that we said there was a bone sticking out of the left side of the paper. We also said that there were three (3), not two, green legs. But, otherwise, we communicated pretty well.