Answer: Some ideas include:
Create a poster
Make a PowerPoint presentation
Design a model
Make a shoebox diorama
Use a 3-panel display board
Make a timeline
Create a board game incorporating key elements.
Write a poem
Write and perform a skit
Make a TV or radio commercial
Make a collage
Make a mobile
Create a test about the topic
Make a word search
Make a crossword puzzle
Write a report
Personally, I prefer a monologue; it will impress your teachers.
The first paragraph was describing the setting to prepare the reader, and let them imagine what they are reading so B.
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Read What to Do With the Kids This Summer? Put ’Em to Work
By Ben Sasse
1. Identify a claim made by sasse and explain the reasoning underlying this claim. 2. list at least two pieces of supporting evidence from the passage and briefly explain how they support the claim you have identified in task 1
Answer:
Claim: Children and adolescents should spend their summer vacation doing work in the community.
Reasoning: Physical work can help to build character and learn abilities that will be useful when becoming adults.
Supporting evidence
Sasse's experience as a kid detasseling corn in his summer breaks.
The anecdote of Sasse's daughter working on a cattle ranch.
Explanation:
Sasse's recalls his experience detasseling corn and his daughter working on the ranch as evidence of physical work, even if it is hard and exhausting, can provide self-esteem and teach valuable lessons about resolving problems, because that what happened to him and his daughter.
