Grade 2 and 3 students used the key to create their own Pet Monster and then used the key again to try to find out whose pet monster was whose. It was a nice first week activity for getting to know one another. Here are some samples:
The key is posted below, but isn't formatting the way I'd like :) After using the code to create their Pet Monster, students added details (notice that one of the Pet Monsters has their own pet on a leash?)
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Chocolate Ice Cream | 
Like A Different Treat Better | 
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Rounded Head | 
Zig Zag Head | 
PET
MONSTER GLYPH KEY
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Girl | 
Boy  | 
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Green paper | 
Blue Paper | 
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Love to Read | 
Don't Love Reading Yet | 
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Straight Body Sides | 
Wiggly Body Sides | 
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# of Family Members = Number of Eyes | 
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Like Pets | 
Don’t Like Pets | 
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Big Mouth | 
Small Mouth | 
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Prefer Outdoors | 
Prefer Indoors | 
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Big Nose | 
Small Nose | 
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Like Math | 
Not Yet | 
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Round Body Bottom | 
Straight Body Bottom | 
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# of Pets = Number of Ears | 
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Happy to Be Back to School | 
Not Happy to be Back to School | 
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Waving hands on arms | 
Arms and hands down | 
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Like Sports | 
Not Yet | 
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Zig Zag Stripes on Arms | 
Squiggly Stripes on Arms | 
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Age = Number of Legs and Feet | 
A glyph is a pictorial display in which colours and/or symbols represent
information. A key provides instructions to students on how to complete
their glyphs.
 
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