The document provides instructions for drawing a web that describes oneself, beginning with drawing a large plus sign on a piece of paper and adding an x through the center. Students are then told to draw curved lines bending toward the center and continuing the web inward. Finally, they should add a positive word to anywhere in the web, with examples given of words that could and could not be used.

1. What would
your web
say?
Use a piece of blank white paper, and
follow these directions to draw a web that
describes you.

2. Draw a plus sign that takes up your full
page.

3. Now draw an x through the center of
the plus sign.

4. Now draw curved lines that bend
toward the center of your web.

5. Continue the web, working toward the
center.

6. Now it’s time to add your word.
It must be something good!
Lazy – No way! That won’t work! Nice – Yes, that works!
(But you can’t use that one. Think
of a different word. You have
many to choose from!)

7. Put your word anywhere in the web that you want.

8. I can’t wait to see your webs!