Who We Are
We each have different types of these "Strengths" and shared them at our classes assembly.
Character Strengths
The name for the list of 18 goals created by the United Nations.
Sustainable Development Goals
Each student in the class made a plan to help solve a problem in the world...
Sustainable Action
When you place a bunch of important events in order of when they happened in a row, you create this.
Time Line
A type of poem that has three lines. Each with a specific number of cyllables.
Haiku
Our choices of how to act define Who We are and Who We Are ..... (Missing word)
Becoming
The type of structure that we put the SDG's into.
House
The type of resource that will never run out.
Renewable Resource
A genre of writing where you use real events, place and people, but create a made-up story.
Historical Fiction
The type of poem that has five lines.
Topic, Two Adjectives, Three Verbs, Description and a Synonym.
Cinquan
We got in to groups based on the ways we learn differently. Nature, Music were a couple of them...
Learning Styles
T-Shirts, Electronics or Coffee (Any one will do)
The type of resource that will eventually run out.
We can get information from books, the internet, people and artifacts, what can we refer to these as?
Resources
Words that are spelled like the noise they describe.
Onomatopoeia
We looked at our character traits, whats on the surface and what is below, using this large floating thing as a metaphor.
Iceburg
The journey of a product video .... The Story of .....
Stuff
Hydro Power
When we look to find new information about a topic, or to confirm that what we think we know is true, what are we doing?
Researching
Words that compare two unlike things using like, or as.
What does the acronym LP stand for when we are talking about the list of words to describe a well-rounded learner.
Learner Profile
When we give a company a name, identity, logo ... what are we creating?
Two girls started a sustainable action group in Bali to help get rid of plastic. What was the name of the company?
Bye Bye Plastic!
If historical story is true, then what type of story is it?
Non-Fiction
When you really exaggerate. "I was so hungry I could eat a whale!"
Hyperbole