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Putting dialogues

Learning Intention:

Use dialogue in our writing.

Success Criteria:	Self	Peer
Speech marks.
The correct punctuation.
Start a new line when someone else is talking.

Your task is to write a dialogue between the two men in the picture above. Use the clues in the picture to give you an idea of what they could be talking about.

A conversation between friends:

[Start here…]

One day in the floating market two man is trying to negotiate with the other man. “Hey how much is your radish?” said the man in the grey shirt.

The man in the black shirt replied “I’m selling it for $2, what about you what are you selling?”   

“I’m only selling a lot of carrots and some radish. How many people already came and bought from you?”

“Many people that is why I only have potatoes and radish,”

“Ok” So they went on with their business.

Book cover

This is a cover that I made from Canva. This is the current book that we are reading in our reading groups. The book that we are reading is The Game.

The book was about a cricket batter, nervous to bat because everyone in his team was cheering him and he did not want to miss the ball. At the end the the baller released the ball. The end

I made this cover because it looks intense. Also this kind of shows how the batter looks like in 3rd person. The catcher was ready to catch the ball and the batter ready to bat and the baller about to release the ball.

The learning pit

The reflection that I got from the video https://vimeo.com/117364809 was, you have to fail at some point to succeed. If you don't fail at a topic then you're not learning. Failing over and over again is good it doesn't mean you are bad, it only means that you are succeeding in life. The learning pit might be difficult at different points, but trying to get out of the learning pit is worth it.

"I've missed more the 9000 shots in my career.
I've lost almost 300 games.
26 times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed.
I've failed over and over and over again in my life.
And that is why I succeed." 
Quote from Michael Jordan

Consequences

RWC moment in time