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What are you good at?
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Element Definition Example from Text Theme Main message or lesson Be yourself; self-acceptance Tone Authorâs attitude toward the subject Encouraging, humorous Diction Word choice Weird, perfect, brave Denotation Literal meaning of a word Weird = unusual Connotation Emotional meaning of a word Weird = negative or unique Allusion Reference to another literary or cultural work Harry Potter, The Last Battle Genre Type of writing Letter Writer Author Letter writer to her teen self Title Name of the text Just Be Yourself Dear Teen Me, Psst! Hey! You in the corner of the library with your nose stuck in a book. Yes, you. Donât recognize me without that awful perm, do you? (Remind me again why you thought that was a good idea?) Anyway, I hope you donât mind if I sit with you for a minute, but we need to talk. Donât worry about the âno talking in the libraryâ rule. Iâm sure weâll be fine. Librarians arenât as bad as they seem. Judging from the hair and braces Iâd have to guess youâre in your junior year. Yes? Thought so. Iâd forgotten how many lonely lunch hours you spent in the school library. You have some friends in the cafeteria that you could sit with, but you donât feel like you really fit in, do you? Thatâs why you joined every school club you could. I just counted and youâre in eighteen, not to mention the numerous after-school activities youâre involved in. I mean honestly, you joined the ROTC.1 You donât even like ROTC! And I wonât even bother bringing up that time you tried ballet. Iâm still having nightmares about the fifth position! Let me ask you, howâs it all working out? Not very well, am I right? By spending so much time trying to find yourself, youâre slowly losing yourself. We donât all have one single rock-star talent, and honestly, I think those of us who donât are the lucky ones. Life isnât about finding the one thing youâre good at and never doing anything else; itâs about exploring yourself and finding out who you really are on your own terms and in your own way. You donât have to exhaust yourself to do that. Oh, donât be so down in the dumps about it. Youâll eventually find something youâre good at, I promise. Itâs a long, winding road to get there, but youâll find it. Being able to spend all day doing what you love (or one of the things that you love) is the most amazing feeling in the world. And no, I wonât tell you what it is, so donât even ask me. Just remember to always be yourself, because thereâs nobody else who can do it for you. I think E. E. Cummings put it best when he said, âIt takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.â Looks like the bell is about to ring so Iâll leave you to your book. What are you reading, anyway? Oh, The Last Battle by C. S. Lewis. I should have guessed. You should give those Harry Potter books a try. I saw you roll your eyes! I know they seem like just another fad, but trust me, theyâre better than you think. Theyâve got a real future! finding out who you really are on your own terms and in your own way. You donât have to exhaust yourself to do that. Oh, donât be so down in the dumps about it. Youâll eventually find something youâre good at, I promise. Itâs a long, winding road to get there, but youâll find it. Being able to spend all day doing what you love (or one of the things that you love) is the most amazing feeling in the world. And no, I wonât tell you what it is, so donât even ask me. Just remember to always be yourself, because thereâs nobody else who can do it for you. I think E. E. Cummings put it best when he said, âIt takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.â Looks like the bell is about to ring so Iâll leave you to your book. What are you reading, anyway? Oh, The Last Battle by C. S. Lewis. I should have guessed. You should give those Harry Potter books a try. I saw you roll your eyes! I know they seem like just another fad, but trust me, theyâre better than you think. Theyâve got a real future! i need you to tell me how can i start this text and i need you to add these essential questions: What are some milestones on the path to gr owing up?, What makes an experience memorable? What makes it life changing? and then Denotation, Connotation, Allusions, Diction, Tone, Genre, Writer, Title, Theme in a table and i need u to add definitions for each one and extract examples from the text
What is the National Youth Theatre? The National Youth Theatre (NYT) is an organization for young people who are interested in the theatre. The organization is in London. It started in 1956. It gives young people the chance to do something exciting in their school holidays and to make great new friends from all over the UK. How did the National Youth Theatre start? A man called Michael Croft started the organization. Michael Croft worked at a boys' school and he organized a lot of school plays. When he left the school, a lot of the students asked him to help them to perform plays in the school holidays. Michael decided to start the National Youth Theatre so that other children in the UK could have fun in their school holidays, too. The National Youth Theatre's first play was Shakespeare's Henry V. In those days, it was very unusual for young actors to perform Shakespeare's plays. Lots of people were interested in the idea, so there were large audiences at the performances. Soon, lots of people knew about the National Youth Theatre and the organization grew very quickly. Young people from all over the country wanted to join. The National Youth Theatre was a big success because it gave young people the chance to show their thoughts and feelings through acting. It also helped young people to learn to work as a team, to feel confident and to communicate well with other people. Who can join the National Youth Theatre? All young British people, from the age of thirteen to twenty-one, can join the National Youth Theatre. About 4,500 young people apply to join the organization every year. A lot of famous British people started their careers in the National Youth Theatre. What can you learn at the National Youth Theatre? The National Youth Theatre teaches young people how to act. But the organization is not just for people who want to be famous actors. You can also learn to write and direct plays, work stage lights, build sets and design costumes. You can meet some of the best writers, directors and designers in the UK. The National Youth Theatre offers lessons in lots of different subjects every summer, so young people can learn new things and have fun in their school holidays. You can find out what you are good at and learn a lot of great skills to help you in the future.
Look out! You ... (fall) off the chair! are going to fall (prediction) It's so warm in my room now. I ... (open) the window. will open (unplanned decision) Shall I ........ (open ) the window? open (suggestion) I can't come to you with on Sunday because my parents ... (come) to stay with me. are coming (arrangement) On Monday ..... (play) football. I'm playing (play) We.............(see) that heavy bags for you. shall lift (offer) Don't be lazy, you .. (enter) the gym without sports shoes. won't enter (prediction) I promise, I ... (not tell) you parents! won't tell (promise) I think Susy ... (become) an architect one day, because she is really good at maths and drawing. will become (prediction) I promise I ... (be) there. will be (promise) I .... go running in the morning! will (spontaneous decision) Bank workers .............. (call) the police. are going to call (prediction) I ... help you with the shopping. will (offer) She ......... (dance) on a disco tonight. is going to dance (prediction) Lisa ........... (see) a sea this evening. is going to see (plan) I hope I ....my homework by 5 o'clock. will do (prediction) I promise I .......... (call). will call (promise) A-We don't have any bread. B- I know. I __________________ get some from the shop. a) am going to b) will will A: I'm really cold. B: I __________________ turn the heating on. a) am going to b) will will A: Are you going to John's party tonight? B: Yes. Are you going too? I __________________ give you a lift. a) am going to b) will will A: Why do you need to borrow my suitcase? B: I __________________ visit my mother in Scotland next month. a) am going to b) will am going to A: What are your plans after you leave university? B: I __________________ work in a hospital in Africa. I leave on the 28th. a) am going to b) will am going to (The phone rings) A: I __________________ get it! a) am going to b) will will A: Are you ready to order? B: I can't decide ... Okay, I __________________ have pasta, please. a) am going to b) will will A: Are you busy tonight? Would you like to have coffee? B: Sorry. I __________________ go to the library. I've been planning to study all day. a) am going to b) will am going to A: Why are you carrying a hammer? B: I __________________ put up some pictures. a) am going to b) will am going to
'Create a quiz based on this lesson: . Tenali Rama was known for his sense of humour. In fact, King Krishnadevaraya used to enjoy his witty remarks even when they were targeted at him. Here is one such story. Scene 1 One day, an Arab horse trader visited the court of King Krishnadevaraya. He had a fine horse for the king. The (Greek/Chinese/Arab/ British) trader visited the court of King Krishnadevaraya King: All of you know that I am very fond of horses. The horses in my stable are the finest indeed! Send the trader in! I always want some rare breeds of horses from across the world to add to my man collection. Trader: Good day, Your Majesty! I have brought one of the finest horses from ArabiaI request you to see the horse. I am sure you will want him for your royal stable. King: This is indeed a magnificent creature! I wish to buy this fine horse. Trader: Your Majesty, I have two more such horses with me in Arabia and it would be my pleasure to bring them to you. Trader: You are really kind and I am sure you will like ader merchant magnificent splendid/superb King: I am so happy to hear that. I agree to buy the other two horses as well Into Trader: l am grateful for your offer and I promise to return with the other two horses within a week's time. Scene 2 Months passed, but there was no sign of the trader. Worried and anxious, the king decided to take a stroll in the garden. There, he spotted Tenali Rama sitting under a tree and scribbling something on a piece of paper. King: What are you writing on this sheet of paper, Rama? Rama: Here is the paper. You can see for yourself. It is the list of names of people who can be called 'very foolish!. Rama showed the paper to the king. It was a list of names with the king's name at the top. King: My name is always on top of the list. I do know that you respect me. On the top of the list was writtenâ 'List of the Biggest Fools in the World! He became furious. King: How can you call your King, 'a fool?' You will have to explain it to me. Rama: lam really sorry that I had to add you as well in the list of fools. How could your Highness trust an unknown Arab horse trader, give him a huge advance, and expect him to return? ' King: What if he really comes back? Rama: If he returns with his horses after taking so much money from you, then I will put his name as the first one. So, he will be on top of the list of fools. The king realized his mistake. His anger slowly gives way to laughter. King: You are really funny, Rama. I was very unhappy, but with your witty remark, you have defused my anger and anxiety. I love your sense of humour. Rama: Dear King, you are so good to everyone! You fail to understand that you should be good to people, but should never trust strangers. The king agreed and they walked back to the palace.
Mary: Hi, Anna! What are you doing? Anna: Hi, Mary! I am looking at beautiful dolls. Mary: Which doll do you like? Anna: I like the one with the blue eyes. Her hair is very curly. Anna: Which doll do you like? Mary: I like the one with straight hair. Her nose and ears are so cute. Anna: Letâs go inside to check the dolls. Mary: Good idea! Maybe we can buy one.
Write simple RCQ for A1 kids using: The Best Art Critics I am an art student and I paint a lot of pictures. Many people pretend that they understand modern art. They always tell you what a picture is 'about'. Of course, many pictures are not 'about' anything. They are just pretty patterns. We like them in the same way that we like pretty curtain material. I think that young children often appreciate modern pictures better than anyone else. They notice more. My sister is only seven, but she always tells me whether my pictures are good or not. She came into my room yesterday. â'What are you doing?" she asked. â'I'm hanging this picture on the wall,' I answered.' It's a new one. Do you like it?' She looked at it critically for a moment. â'It's all right,' she said, "but isn't it upside down?' I looked at it again. She was right! It was!
The Best Art Critics I am an art student and I paint a lot of pictures. Many people pretend that they understand modern art. They always tell you what a picture is 'about'. Of course, many pictures are not 'about' anything. They are just pretty patterns. We like them in the same way that we like pretty curtain material. I think that young children often appreciate modern pictures better than anyone else. They notice more. My sister is only seven, but she always tells me whether my pictures are good or not. She came into my room yesterday. â'What are you doing?" she asked. â'I'm hanging this picture on the wall,' I answered.' It's a new one. Do you like it?' She looked at it critically for a moment. â'It's all right,' she said, "but isn't it upside down?' I looked at it again. She was right! It was!
Personality development means developing positive characteristics among individuals. Positive characteristics of an individual include: ï¶ Obedience â Learn how to follow family as well as school regulations and decisions made for your own good. If young children like Something to read: Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 5 you, can learn how to obey your elders then there will always be peaceful and happy relationship around. ï¶ CourtesyBeing courteous means to be respectful. Polite behavior must be something you must observe anywhere, every time. ï¶ Cleanliness and Orderliness â It means practicing good health and good grooming habits everyday. ï¶ Understanding â To be in anotherâs shoes is to be in the same place as what others are experiencing through life. One must be very careful about what others may feel so be tactful and develop sensitivity towards their needs. ï¶ Friendly â It is necessary that growing child like you to possess a good attitude in dealing with others. Develop a fine character and talk in such a manner that others will realize what admirable qualities you do possess. Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 6 Becoming friendly means getting along well with each other. As you grow up, it is important to be able to meet and be acquainted other people. Sometimes. you will meet people who for some reason wonât like you. Understanding otherâs feeling and emotion will make it possible to become the kind of person whom most people enjoy being with. It will help you become good natured and considerate to others. The following are guidelines for you to follow in order to develop your positive characteristics. ï¶ be sensitive of otherâs need. ï¶ be genuinely concern with others. ï¶ be thoughtful and pleasant. ï¶ listen when others are talking. ï¶ make them feel important. More effective way of being likeable can be summed up by the Golden Rule which says âDo unto others as you would have others do unto youâ Do you want to be treated kindly? Then, follow the golden rule so that your relationship with others will be at its best. Your personality is influenced by many factors; however the most influential are heredity and environment. What is heredity? Heredity is the transmission of physical and mental traits from parents to offspring. The table below will identify your inherited traits and abilities: Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 7 Here are some inherited physical features and traits from your mother and father. Physical Features Intelligence and mental ability Personal disposition - blood type - power to think - manner of thinking - body structure - power to learn - manner of feeling - color of skin/eyes - power to understand - manner of acting - color and texture of hair - power to do something What is environment? Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 8 Your environment provides you with experiences, conditions, and influences that mold your personality. These are the people around you, your school, community, as well as the things that surround you that affect your personality. The people who will most likely affect your personality ,are your friends or peers, their manner of thinking and behaving will be sooner or later, the same as your manner and behavior as well. The things you use everyday like your personal computer, cell phone will also have an impact on your personality. Always remember to be yourself and do not pretend to be somebody you are not. Act according to your age and do not copy the identity of other person. Otherwise, you may become an individual that you and other person may not like. Understand yourself and do something to improve your personality. It is always necessary to practice good health habits as follows: ï¶ eat the right kind of food. ï¶ have a regular exercise. ï¶ have enough sleep and rest. Observe good grooming habits as well: ï¶ maintain cleanliness and neatness. ï¶ wear appropriate clothes. ï¶ observe good posture. Home Economics and Livelihood Education 7 Seibo College 9 If you understand our lesson well, you can now proceed to the next activities But if you have any questions, you can ask your le