Challenges Faced By Group Groups To Build Themselves

During the group activity, my group and I played with marshmallows and spaghetti sticks. With the marshmallows and spaghetti sticks we had to build some type of structure and as a team we decided to build a tower. The hardest challenge, we faced during our activity was not being able to sit close enough to each other’s. Another challenged we faced was trying to have our tower stay standing in order for it not to collapse. The easiest part for us was determining what we were going to build. We all had no disagreements, which made the whole group activity easy and interactive.

As a fairly new group during the marshmallow and spaghetti activity we all acted very friendly towards each other. As for myself, I acted pretty normal during the activity I felt very comfortable with my group. Typically I am very shy cause I don’t feel smart enough, however with my group I did not feel intimidated or shy. Throughout the activity, the group talked about different ways in which we could build our tower. Such as, building walls of marshmallow, creating flowers for the outside of the tower, we even discussed building a door for the entrance of the tower. Another thing we talked about was how messy the marshmallows were and how

I shared my ideas and helped with the entire structure of our tower. I believe the group members acted very friendly with me. They treated me with the upmost respect and helped me when understand how some of my ideas would not work in order to benefit our tower. During this activity I am most proud of my idea to build walls with the spaghetti sticks because it really helped the tower stay standing. When I was in the group session I was least happy with myself when I started to build flowers for our tower and they were not coming out good enough. I am a perfectionist, so I decide to stop making the flower and start adding ideas to the