You will conduct interviews with your family, teachers like Ms. Chelsea, and peers to explore their culinary and ceramics experiences, gathering insights and personal stories that will inspire and guide your project development.

You will articulate your personal goals and the impact you wish to achieve with your cooking and pottery project, identifying why this creative endeavor is meaningful to you and your community.

You will collaborate with peers, family, and community partners to generate innovative ideas for your cookbook and ceramic projects, envision how you can creatively merge recipes and share them in your exhibition while receiving feedback on your initial concepts over the next 3 days.

You will create detailed outlines and initial drafts of your cookbook entries and pottery designs, integrating new recipes and techniques gathered from research and interactions with your family, teachers, and community to form a foundational plan for your project deliverables over the next 3 days.

You will conduct hands-on trials of your recipes and pottery techniques to gauge their effectiveness and gather valuable peer feedback on taste and design to ensure they align with your intended culinary and artistic goals.

You will participate in structured critique sessions where peers, mentors, and community partners provide feedback on your cookbook and ceramics, guiding you in refining your culinary and craftsmanship skills for your final showcase.

You will engage in a reflective dialogue with a peer or mentor to discuss the impact and outcomes of your cooking and ceramics journey, documenting insights on how these experiences have shaped your understanding of creativity and craftsmanship, and use this reflection to plan your next steps and future projects.