Some Japanese tsunami victims had to leave everything behind, including their houses and all of their things. I would like you to think about the things that you value.
Imagine that you are collecting donations to send to kids who lost their possessions in the tsunami. Brainstorm at list of at least 5 objects that you could send them to make them feel at home. Start by thinking of things that you love and value. Be creative and remember to think about the small things in life that help you keep a positive attitude.
Once you have posted your response, read the responses posted by your peers and reply thoughtfully to at least two other students. Compliment strong points, make connections, ask questions and build on ideas shared!
Mr. Boettger :-)
if i could send stuff i would send blankets for sleeping, food to stay alive, wood for shelter, clothes for warmth and books for edution.
ReplyDeletejako6660
Im rory6180.
ReplyDeleteI would send them,
1 dried meat because it doesn't spoil
2 clean water for drinking
3 a cot and bedding
4 stuffed animal to keep spirits high
5 pencil and paper to play games with
1. picture of there family 2. poster 3. teddy bear 4. blanket 5. cloths niko6150
ReplyDelete1. toilet paper
ReplyDelete2. clean water
3. clothes/blankets
4.soap
5.sleeping bags/cots
hann3770
#1.The things i value most are my family,things like photographs and things that have been in the family for a long time, also my electronics and my bike and my sports ecwipment.
ReplyDelete#2.I would send a radio because i love music and music often gives people an emotional boost. i would send food,blankets,and cleen water. Also i would send a soccer ball and tether ball ecwipment.
1. Fresh water
ReplyDelete2. soap
3. caned food
4. blankets
5. new clothes
jenn6831
If I were to send 5 items they would be a camera to capture speacial moments and to give them something to do.
ReplyDeleteA jacket.
A picture frame.
A watch.
A soccer ball.
Cam
I value my family,my bike,picture,my DS and Ipod.
ReplyDeleteI would give them food, clean water, soccer balls, blankets,and wood and other things to re build.
Sama6350
1. A Teddy Bear
ReplyDelete2. A Blanket
3. Clothes
4. A Radio
5. Soccer Ball
-naom6110
1 Thing I can give is food.
ReplyDelete2 Is water.
3 Is toys.
4 Is money.
5 Is some stof to biled with.
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Paig1440
ReplyDeleteIf I were able to send five things to help the kids in Japan it would be,
#1- A ball- I would send them a ball so that they would have somthing to play with and have somthing to do.
#2- I would send them colouring stuff so that they would have somthing to do if it was raining or if they wanted somthing to do if they were sick.
#3- A stuffy- I would send them a stuffy because if they were upset or worried they would have somthing to hold on to.
#4- If I could, I would send them a play ground. The reason why is because they could go outside and play if they wanted to.
#5- If I were able to figure out some of the things that were in their house that they really wanted back I would send that to them.
sean6100
ReplyDelete1. I would send books
2. I would sent cameras
3. I would send stuffed animals
4. I would send T.V.s
5. I would send radios
Those are all things that I value.
Some things i think i would like to get to confort me are one i think i would like to get or somthing i value are sports so i think i would send some sport stuff like hockey sticks and a ball or a soccer ball. another thing i value are art so i would like to send some art supplies. A third thing i would like to send areT.Vs to keep up with the world or have a laugh on a funny show.A forth thing i would like to send are books because i love to read and last but not least i would like to send is fresh water because i know that a power plaint exploded in the tsunami and the radiation ruined there water so i would like to send fresh water.
ReplyDeletejosh9240
I would send to the people in japan.
ReplyDelete~Bedding, sheets and stuff like that
~food and siplys
~some money so they can get there homes restarted and get some other siplys.
hank6160
nath8760 i would send
ReplyDelete1.soccer balls
2.blankets
3.pilliows
4.food
5.water
I would send them
ReplyDelete1.teddy bears to the kids so they would feel better
2.Food because the tsunami/radiation would have ruined most.
3. drinking water.
4. I would donate some money for essentials like bedding clothes and toward a new home
5. Finally toys to keep them occupyed
cory6190
Some things that I would send to Japan would be:
ReplyDelete-Food.
-Water.
-Blankets.
-Toys.
-Money.
Food- To occupy their health.
Water- To keep them hydrated.
Blankets- To keep them warm.
Toys- To give ti the kids.
Money- To help make replace everything.
Five things I would send to Japan are:
ReplyDelete1. A letter: saying everything will be ok and that many people all around the world are doing everything they can to help.
2. A teddy bear: to keep them company.
3. A drum: to play on.. music always makes me happy.
4. A colouring book: to keep them occupied,
5. A chocolate bar: to make them happy.... I think chocolate makes everyone happy:)
alex6120