FRIENDSHIP REFLECTIVE WRITING: What does friendship mean to you?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Listen and repeat: THE FAMILY TREE (Name) is ______s ________.

Advertisements

Your Child As A Reader.

Types of Friends.

What’s Shifting? How might this look different? What can you do to help? Your child will work more deeply in fewer topics, which will ensure full understanding.

RESPECT Do YOU have it? Presented by DMCS STRIVE February 2009 Grades K - 5.

PowerPoint prepared by Dr. Willis, OCES Counselor

Hi everyone, I'm Pride the official Team GB mascot and I'm here to help you think about playtimes!

The Descriptive Essay An Autobiography -- describe your life.,

Making Connections Nelson 7

The Essay An introduction to the primary modes of essay writing.

WHAT THEY ARE AND HOW TO USE THEM STUDYING HISTORY WITH PRIMARY SOURCES.

Video Game Tester. Video game testers make an average of 25,000 dollars with no experience. A tester who has three years of experience makes and average.

Becoming a Friend for Dementia Anne Williams Dementia Champion.

I Remember… Thanksgiving.

Character & Honesty. HONESTY is telling the truth and being truthful. Honesty means you’re not lying or being dishonest about something. When you cheat.

Background Information.  Expository writing seeks to communicate ideas and information to specific audiences and for specific purposes.  It relies on.

Thesis Statement Notes. FIVE-PARAGRAPH ESSAY OVERVIEW 1. INTRODUCTION – one paragraph that introduces topic & contains thesis statement. 2. BODY – three.

Unity in Paragraphs. A. Unity: It means that all the sentences refer to the main idea, or the topic of the paragraph. Exercise 1: The original student.

Anger Essay Plan Step-by-step Guide. Essay Introduction We are going to begin writing our Anger essays. We will start by writing our Introduction. What.

The 5-Paragraph Essay.

The Friendship Strategic Reading. Bellringer #2- Explain what you think the quote means. Also, relate this quote to your experiences, or experiences you.

All Together Now You’re in First Grade!. You’re in first grade now!

The Modes of Writing: Creative, Narrative, Expository and Persuasive Dale M. Scott.

Expository Writing The “How and Why” of Writing. What is Expository Writing? Expository writing is defined as presenting reasons, explanations, or steps.

Tuesday, February 10, 10, 2009 I desire more out of life…. I have reluctantly made a decision.

Goals: Students will 1. Identify the goals of psychology. 2. Explain how psychology is a science. 3. Beginning planning experiments. 4. Understand the.

- Answer - Expand/Describe - _Q_ because R1 - Also, R2.

About a person CELEBRATION ESSAY.  When you are familiar with your subject, you will be able to share a lot of good details.  Observe: Gather details.

What three words would describe you right now? Give the reason you chose each word.

Time Travel Artifact Story. Premise: You are a time traveler from a time other than the present. You pick up an object from 2009 which you take back to.

MENTAL & EMOTIONAL HEALTH HOW IS YOURS?. Your mental and emotional health affects every aspect of your life – your HAPPINESS, your success in SCHOOL,

Belonging together. What do these words mean? Friendship consists of many qualities…

Think for a moment of the oral traditions in your own culture. When you were younger, did you learn nursery rhymes from your family or friends? –How about.

S3 Profiles 2014 Examples. Me As A Learner I am a friendly person with a good sense of humour. I have kept some old friends from Primary and have also.

Foundations of a Healthy Relationship (1:40)

Expository Writing The Structure.

Welcome to Biology 160!  Please come pick up the following: Initial questionnaire Course syllabus We are full, but, depending on how many people show.

Social Media By: Jose Martinez. Introduction ●Is social media a good or bad way of communication? ●Imagine yourself living in another state or country.

A Brief Introduction to Psychology Goals of the science and how they are achieved.

Sharing your experience... From Reading to Writing In their essays, Emerson and Thoreau reflect upon some basic truths about life that they derived.

FRIENDSHIP What qualities do you see in a true friend?

Personal Narrative Notes, Topics, and Requirements.

Wednesday 8 th 8 th August 2007 I wish to get more out of life…. I have made a decision.

PREWRITE: STEP 1: Graphic Organizer Describes who the person is Personality Characteristics.

Mindfulness. Introduction  Mindfulness is a way of using our minds to be aware of what’s going on inside and outside of us at the moment it is happening.

Promoting young children’s readiness and ability to learn is a natural and vital priority to children’s lives however, it is also essential for children.

© Crown copyright 2006 Family SEAL: Relationships.

Middle Childhood: Social & Moral Development. Terms to know  Middle Childhood: ages 7-12  Bullying: direct aggression or abuse toward another person,

Being a Friend 1 Being a friend is the best thing you can be,

Narrative Paragraphs.

Essay Writing Structure.

Stones Time for Reflection.

Wooden’s Pyramid of Success

Value Conflicts and Assumptions

FRIENDSHIP & PEER PRESSURE. MEDITATION WHO IS A FRIEND ACCORDING TO YOU? DO YOU HAVE A FRIEND?FOR HOW LONG? WHAT QUALITIES DOES SHE/HE HAVE THAT YOU LOVE?

The “How and Why” of Writing

Second Grade Reading Skill

Teacher Neville September 2010

Auto. Narrative Notes 11/28/201811/28/2018

Expository/Informational Writing

Drafting The Autobiographical Essay

What does migration mean to you. Where do you call home

Visits by people who help us

What Makes a Fantastic Friend?

Wooden’s Pyramid of Success

A value is a principle that guides our thinking and behaviour

READ the following quote.

Presentation transcript:

FRIENDSHIP REFLECTIVE WRITING: What does friendship mean to you?

FRIENDSHIP

Introduction: friendship ► Think about why is important for everyone to have friends ► Think about what life would be like without friends ► Think about the part friends play in your own life ► Think about the different kinds of friends you have

Childhood Friends ► Why are they important? ► Who is still your friend from primary? ► Describe your friend in primary school. ► What special memories do you have? ► Describe one memorable incident involving your friend. ► What is that friend like now?

Friends in high school

► Who are they? ► Why are you friends? ► How do you spend time together? ► What do you have in common? ► What special memories do you have? ► Will your friendship last? ► What do you like best about your friends?

Best Friends

► Do you (or have you ever had) a best friend? ► Describe that person. What qualities does he/she have? ► How is this friendship different from others? ► What do you have in common? Shared past? Hobbies? Home town?

Your definition of friendship

► Reflect on the qualities you might look for in a friend: loyalty, honesty, sense of humour etc ► Explain why these qualities are so important to you ► Try to explain how your friends show one or more of the above qualities ► Describe an incident when a friend really proved that he/she had one of these important qualities

Conclusion: friendship ► Think about the different kinds of friends you have written about ► Think about the qualities they have and what they mean to you ► Sum up why friendship is important in your life ► Try to end on a strong, positive note