Walt: Use critical thinking skills to: identify, analyse and evaluate articles and stories that have involve' facing challenges'
After Reading this story, I have created this P.M.I graphic organiser where I have identified key ideas through analysing and evaluation the text relation to
Facing Challenges.
Reaching Rays Rock: A father and a son faced a challenge of climbing a snowy mountain to reach ray's rock.
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Taking risks and facing challenges can help you to grow and expose you to new learning.
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Sometimes taking risk can result in injury.
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They still had faith in them to keep on going.
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The Spirit: A group of teenagers experiences a first of lifetime to be sailing on the New Zealand Spirit ship.
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Communication and teamwork helps to get to know each other and build trust.
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Taking risk can lead to sickness or fears that can give you stress of not doing it.
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They had strength in them to wake up and swim as part of their morning shower.
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I am very impressed with your reading and writing.You have improved from last time.
ReplyDeleteHi Mana,
ReplyDeleteHow are you? I hope that you are having a nice break and staying warm and dry! If you are inside, hiding out from the rain and looking for something fun to do this holiday, please join the Winter Learning Journey. It's a free blogging programme that helps you practice your reading and writing skills and keeps you connected with your friends and classmates over the school break!
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