LeannaBostromBcr-6

The problem is that I have to make an origami frog. I like the frog from “Let’s make origami,” because it has pictures with arrows pointing to where you need to fold, because it makes it easy to understand. I also like how it has the directions in steps, because I would know what step I am at. The last thing I like form this article is how it fits onto one page, because I don’t have to flip over pages to get to the next step. From the “Wiki How Origami frog,” I like how it used real pictures instead of fake pictures, because I know exactly how it is supposed to look. I also like how it has short steps, because I don’t have to read a lot to know what to do. The last thing I like form this article is how it has many pictures showing the action on how exactly you do that step, and what it looks like. I had all the BCR components in this BCR, answer, cite, and explain/extend. I answered the question, I used examples from the text, and I explained what I liked about the different origami frogs. It is very easy to write this kind of BCR, because it is very easy directions. But I could have made an inference. I could have made an inference by saying; I can infer that someone would probably use the “Lets made origami” article to make there origami frog, because it had better directions. I did have a good BCR, so that is why I got a 4.
 * __ LeannaBostromTimedBCR#6 __**
 * __ SCORE~ 4 __**
 * __ What I did to get a 4~ __**