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Jigsaws For The Jumpy Analysis

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Jigsaws for the Jumpy Sally is a seven-year-old girl, who stays after school, because her mother works. While at the the after school program Sally’s teacher Mrs. Friend saw how she was sad and bored. The next day, Mrs. Friend brought her a puzzle. When Sally saw the puzzle, her eyes light up and she was no longer sad. Sally devolved a passion for Puzzles. She did all through her childhood. After sometime, Sally was all grown up and had to be put in a senior center. One day the senior center went to the park, for a special program. Once Sally was at the park and found out what she was doing, she became supper excited. She was there to participate in Jigsaws for the Jumpy. She was wheeled to a table and began putting a puzzle together; this brought back so many memories and emotions of when she was a kid. I told you this story, to show you what could happen to people who come to this program. Furthermore, this story was emotional, but putting puzzles together are so much more. Jigsaws for the Jumpy is a nonprofit and it is a free community group project that helps people, who are eager, to learn more about art while putting a puzzle together. You are probably wondering why putting a puzzle and put together helps people appreciate art more. The answer to that …show more content…

First off, Jigsaws for the Jumpy is going to be held at Cascades Park on every Saturday, at 12:45-1:45 and 2:00-3:00, unless it is raining. This program will start in the fall end in the winter, re-start in the spring, and end in the summer. In addition, this program will ruin for 5 weeks unless the puzzles are finished earlier. I am choosing this because these are not as hot or cold, usually it is cool in these times. Cascades Park is a free park that will make where the budget of the cost could go towards other things. While we are on the topic of money, it will cost about for each

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