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Tuesday, December 17, 2019

SLJ week 1, day 2 Activity 2: One Small Step for Man

Hi, guys, today is the first day of the SLG. That stands for the summer learning journey. The purpose of it is for when you back to school from the big holiday your reading and writing does not drop in level. If you do not do the SLJ in the summer the stuff that you did through the year you will need to do all of it again.


Neil Armstrong was an American astronaut and engineer. In 1969, Neil and his team of astronauts flew to the moon in a spacecraft called Apollo 11. When they arrived, Neil got out of the spacecraft and walked on the moon. He is the first person in history to walk on the moon! As Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon, he famously said, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.”
As you can imagine, landing on the moon is a very dangerous task. Many things can go wrong, and a number of astronauts have died attempting to land on the moon. Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins (the three astronauts on Apollo 11) must have been extremely brave.

I always imagine that walking on the moon must be like jumping on the trampoline! Do you like jumping on a trampoline? My daughter Laila loves it!
On my blog, I will write a short poem describing how I felt when I first set foot on the moon. I will be writing a Haiku poem.  this is very small. It has five syllables in the first line seven in the second and five on the last. Here it is.

  




1 comment:

  1. Hello again David

    Moon walking eh! What an exciting idea, and very appropriate for a poem.

    I really like how you have written a haiku! It can be hard making the sentences match the 5,7,5 syllables pattern but you have done it marvellously. :)

    Do you like haiku's? Have you read many poems?

    Keep it up!

    Gabe

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