Build a shadow box to represent a child’s visit to a zoo.

1. Metaphor Build a shadow box to represent a child’s visit to a zoo.

2. Product Owner guide You can modify this as you go. You can add stories at the beginning of any sprint (but not during). You can accept or reject the work presented to you and ask it be done over. You can give overall direction on style, color, etc, but write a card for each such constraint. Answer whatever questions are brought to you

3. Dimensions are about 8 by 11 inches overall and a few inches deep. The front can extend out farther to the sides if necessary

4. A floor/back to attach the figures to. (Product owner decides on the orientation.)

5. A penguin area with 3 or more penguins

6. A camel area with 2 camels

7. An entrance booth at the front

8. A back wall decorated with representations of other exhibits and some blue sky

9. A petting zoo with appropriate animals

10. Pathways between areas with simulated rocks, foliage, etc.

11. Side walls etc and a way to make it all hang together.

12. A "nicely decorated" front. Include the name of the zoo

13. Metaphor Make a physical mock up of a brochure to advertise the next course you (the product owner) will be teaching, which is ________________

14. Product Owner guide You can modify this as you go. You can add stories at the beginning of any sprint (but not during). You can accept or reject the work presented to you and ask it be done over. You can give overall direction on style, color, etc, but write a card for each such constraint. You can set the tone: humorous, serious… Answer whatever questions are brought to you

15. Overall size 8.5 by eleven, tri-folded so that the result is 8.5 by 3.3 approx. The inside can open up into a single page or into three separate pages as necessary.

16. The course title and the school should be prominent on the front.

17. Some graphic appropriate to the course should also be on the front

18. Qualifications of the professor for this course

19. The back should have credits, perhaps including the text book

20. Prerequisites need to be listed

21. Testimonials from past students

22. What you will learn by taking the course

23. Why you should take it now, from this professor.

24. How to prepare for this course before it begins

25. Metaphor Make a poster to advertise a political candidate for your town's dog catcher.

26. Product Owner guide You can modify this as you go. You can add stories at the beginning of any sprint (but not during). You can accept or reject the work presented to you and ask it be done over. You can give overall direction on style, color, etc, but write a card for each such constraint. You can set the tone: humorous, serious… Answer whatever questions are brought to you

27. A size of about 17" by 22" (or as the product owner directs).

28. The name of the candidate and his/her political affiliation

29. The main positions taken by the candidate

30. Why the candidate's opponent would be inferior.

31. How to get more information about the candidate.

32. Graphics to entice the viewer into voting for the candidate.

33. Why the position of dog catcher is an important one

34. Picture of the candidate with his/her dog

35. The date of the election (and the place if it is for a small jurisdiction

36. Picture of the candidate “in action”