The document summarizes the process of marking and shaping wood to make a footstool in the shape of scissors. Key tools used included a tenon saw, crosscut saw, ruler, try square, g-clamp, pencil. This was the first time using a g-clamp, which helped hold wood pieces steady while cutting. Making the footstool required using various tools and the learner's body, showing human ingenuity. The learner was happy and felt like a risk-taker to try using a new tool.

1. March 28th 2011<br />Marking and Making The Shape Of The Leg<br />Marking and Shaping With A Sample<br />Today, I made the shape of my footstool. It is a shape of a scissor. I was marking with a sample. I used a tenon saw, Gents saw, ruler, Tri Square, g clamp, pencil, and a crosscut saw. It was a little bit easy because I had a sample.<br />This part is when I use a crosscut saw to cut a huge piece of a wood in to half.This part is when I was using a Tenon saw to cut out shapes.This part is when I am putting the g clamp to hold the wood piece to cut the wood.<br />Emotion<br />I was happy today because this is the first time to use a tool called g clamp. G clamp is for holding wood pieces on the table.<br />Learner Profile<br />I was a risk-taker because this was the first time that I used g clamp. G clamp was very useful when I was holding a wood piece still.<br />AOI<br />The AOI was Human Ingenuity. It is Human Ingenuity because I used my body physically to make my footstool. It was fun to use my body to make a footstool.<br />