This is my treasure map! The lake is our fence, the garden the forest and the mountains the play Fort.
I used a tea bag to change the colour and scrunched it up to make it look old.
Jacob.
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How cool Jacob. Great job on using the tea bag to make the paper look old. I especially like the crumpled up paper.
ReplyDeleteThanks for adding a key to your map.
Mr G
Super treasure map Jacob. You have been very creative using your fence as a lake, garden as a forest and your play fort as the mountains. I really like how old and authentic your map is where you have used a tea bag and crinkled it up. Ka pai!
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if anyone in your family followed the map to find the treasure and what the treasure is?
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Mr W.
Great work Jacob, I loved that you used my idea with the tea bag to make your treasure map look old. I especially like that you have written an explanation of your map. I would love to know if you had someone follow your map and what the treasure was?
ReplyDeleteHi Jacob, great treasure map! What was the treasure at the end of your hunt? Nice to see you yesterday on Google Meet with the rest of Kererū.
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