5 Photos To Match Learning Powers

By Anonymous -
Creativity

I think this photo is creativity because this person is just going abstract with all the colors.












Being Me                                                                                                                                               

This person is wearing this unique outfit and doesn't care if he's getting made fun of.











Curiosity


This person is being curious because they're thinking of other possibilities.











Connecting

This person is connecting by not being afraid to talk to this person they don't even know.











Resilience


This person is being resilient because he is not giving up even though he's hanging on a cliff.



Illustration Credits: Me

Comments

  1. Anonymous12 February 2018 at 15:09

    I like how you have made your own picketers instead of getting them of the internet.

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