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D. Ellipsis Patrol
Find a stack of old newspapers and magazines. Scout for and choose articles
of your interest.
Look for and encircle all the ellipsis used in the articles.
Discover who in the class can find the most number of articles with ellipsis.
At this stage, you should have several impressive ideas on why you need
to celebrate self-worth. Eventually, you are ready to prove your understanding
of how this valued concept can be realized through getting involved in real -
life tasks like that you’ll activate on...
YOUR DISCOVERY TASKS
Task 14
The BIG FOUR
Form four (4) big groups, and choose one from the following tasks to work
DRAFT
Group 1 - An Advice Poem
April 10, 2014
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With your groupmates, discuss how you’ll squarely come up with any of the
following.
Write a poem that offers advice to a friend, relative, classmate, schoolmate
or someone else.
Use these words and phrases in any order.
Remember
Forget
Do
Do not
Seek
Watch out for
Remember to use rhyme, rhythm, repetition, and imagery in your poem
Present your poem to other groups or to the class.
Group 2 - Advice column
Read advice columns from newspapers, magazines or comics.
Look at print, billboards, email ads, posts on FB or twitter, listen to the radio,
or watch TV talk shows or TV commercials that persuade people to do or
not to do something in order to celebrate self-worth.
Look for advice for those who have problems with their self-worth.
Collect them.
Exchange your collection with your groupmates.
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