SB 2.3 Level One Changes in My World. Purpose To connect the idea of change to personal experiences To recognize elements of conflict and resolution.

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SB 2.3 Level One Changes in My World

Purpose To connect the idea of change to personal experiences To recognize elements of conflict and resolution

Changes in My World On the worksheet, complete question number one. Be sure to mark all the things that have occurred within the last 3 years. _____ I changed schools. _____ I moved to a new house or neighborhood. _____ I received a new pet. _____ I have a new baby brother or sister. _____ I moved from elementary to middle school. _____ I changed classrooms or teachers in the middle of a school year. _____ I experienced the loss of someone close to me. _____ I joined a new team or club. _____ I got a new room. _____ I got a new babysitter or caregiver. _____ A good friend moved out of town. _____ I earned privileges (later bedtime, or staying home alone, or another)

Conflict Conflict can occur between people or characters, as it does between Woody and Buzz for popularity with the other toys. This is an example of external conflict. A person or character can also have a conflict within himself or herself, which is called an internal conflict. An internal conflict occurs when someone is torn between two choices, as when Woody has to decide how to handle the way his friends admire Buzz. Look back at our previous BAV notes. Make additions to your notes.

Quick Write 3. From the list on which you just marked changes, choose one of the changes in your life that involved some kind of conflict. Then briefly answer these questions. a) What conflict was involved in the change? In other words, what problem or obstacle did you face? b) How was the conflict resolved? How did you work out the problem or overcome the obstacle?

Creating a Divider Illustrate the concept of “Changes in My World” for the Unit 2 section in your notebook. On one side of the folder create a graphic of your world before an important change. On the other side, create a graphic that represents your world after the change. Once finished place the divider in the reading section of your notebook.