The Adventure Park My Personal Experience Of The...

The Adventure Park by:Aneesh Desai I was having a great time with no problems until I was confused. On September 28, 2017 I had to use a Habit of Mind. I was in the Adventure Park on a very sunny day in the trees. On a course I had no idea on what to do. I had to think interdependently. At the Adventure Park you have to use that Habit of Mind a lot. I had just started a course. I was with another pier. Me and the other person did not know how to do a part of the course. We thought interdependently to find out. I was on a team field trip. It was to the Adventure Park and was about team building. Team building is closely related to thinking interdependently. The bus that I was on was late. My teacher (Ms. Dean) said, â€Å"The†¦show more content†¦It was very challenging. You had to go though spinning logs that were far apart. Both of us had no idea what to do at first. We thought interdependently. We thought for a time that felt like forever. He said, â€Å"You can use your foot as a wedge.† We t ried that and it worked. The obstacle still took some time. It was like we were moving like sloths. Then we went on a obstacle that had a board. That obstacle made us think interdependently again. When you went on the board you stopped near the end. We found out that you had to use the nearby rope to pull yourself to the end. We then went through other obstacles. We thought interdependently during though those obstacles also. After those obstacles there was another obstacle that took longer than the other obstacles. That obstacle was climbing up to a spot where it looked like you can not go further. He said, â€Å"This obstacle looks unusual.† We thought interdependently. He found that you had to use your unlocked clip and lock it on the other side. You then would use your clip that was previously locked (now is unlocked) and bring it to the other side. That motion uses tweezles. That is a tool in the Adventure Park. After we found that out we went to the next obstacle The n ext few obstacles were not that challenging. They were easier than walking. We flew through those obstacles. We did still think interdependently on those obstacles. Eventually we reached a platform that had twoShow MoreRelatedThe Diagram Above Shows Recreation, Sports, Tourism, And Parks Essay1532 Words   |  7 PagesThe diagram above shows recreation, leisure, sports, tourism, and parks as being interconnected, with each possibly depending on each other for success. Recreation refers to an activity that in individual participates in with a structured timeframe (Introduction, 2013, p. 4). Leisure has multiple meanings, one being â€Å"Unobligated time, state of being, and consumption patterns,† in addition to occurring outside of working life (Introduction, 2013, p. 4). 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