Script annotation

 Hi, Guys welcome back to my blog. Today for hurmanu 2 we needed to make a copy of the slide show for our self here is my copy. Here is the slide. Last week we played some drama related games called Drama processes. We played seven-up. 

Picture dictation 

For this, we did a picture dictation about a story. We were learning to read a play.  The story was called BULLIES. Here is the picture. The story was about four boys going around bullying people.

Drama

Hi, guys welcome back to my blog. Today for drama, we read a story and we acted out six main parts of the story. The acted this by doing a freeze-frame. I will tell you about the six main parts. Here it is. also, the book was cold bok, Choy.

1.   Asom came to deliver vegetables.
2. Jakob was embarest so he went to the river and fell in and hit a rock.
3. Asom took Jacob and saved him and took him home and put him in bed.
4. Later Jacobs mum came and took Jacob and his wet clothes that were hanging from the ceiling.
5. When they were leaving They met miss bisip.
6. She said you are better not going to eat the horrible cabbage.

The bullet

Hi, guys welcome back to my blog. Today for reading, I am reading book called the bullet. We needed to read the story and answer the questions here it is.


I think that Rodney does not care who or what the bullet was for. He thinks it is cool and

The person was caught by the police because he was trying to sell smoke to a kid and I think the bullet dropped from the car.

He does not look cool any more because he got caught.

I think he has learned just because it looks cool does not mean it is right for you.

be your self and don't try to have or take something the is not yours.



Questions

Do you think Rodney cares who or what the bullet was meant for? Why do you think that?

What clues can you find in the text that will help you to understand why the boy might be with the police now?

Why doesn’t he look cool any more? What has changed?

What do you think Rodney has learned from the events in the story?

What do you think the author’s theme or message was? What is your response to this?