Languages and Identity
What is language?
A way people communicate.
What is a tradition?
Something people do again and again over time.
What is a hobby?
An activity you enjoy doing.
What is a goal?
Something you want to achieve.
What does compare mean?
To tell how things are alike.
What does multilingual mean?
A person who uses more than one language.
What is culture?
The traditions, beliefs, foods, languages, and experiences of a group of people.
What is a strength?
Something you do well.
What does achieve mean?
To reach or accomplish a goal.
What does contrast mean?
To tell how things are different.
Why is being multilingual an advantage?
It helps people communicate with more people and creates opportunities.
What is a value?
A belief or idea that is important to a person or family.
What is a skill?
An ability you learn and practice.
What is a challenge?
Something that is difficult and requires effort.
What does describe mean?
To tell about something using details.
What is identity?
Who you are.
What is heritage?
The traditions, culture, and history passed down through family.
Name one school strength.
Examples: taking notes, studying, staying organized, completing work.
What are two things people need to reach goals?
Effort, practice, planning, perseverance, or help from others.
What does explain mean?
To tell how or why something happens.
Name one way language can shape a person's identity.
It connects them to family, culture, or community.
How do traditions help families?
They bring people together and help families stay connected.
How can interests help people develop strengths?
Practicing interests helps people improve skills and talents.
What is the difference between a goal and a dream?
A goal has a plan to achieve it, while a dream is something you hope for.
Use one sentence to explain why a family tradition is important.