This document provides an agenda and expectations for a classroom. It lists rules for students to respect classmates and teachers, raise hands to speak, be prepared and quiet. It introduces a story called Weslandia that will be listened to through a YouTube link to analyze how people adapt to difficult situations. The objective is to analyze story events, define fiction genre, and participate in a group discussion.

1. Ms. Lina

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Quick Introduction
Classroom
Rules
Expectations/Schedule New Story
Agenda

3. ● Respect and listen to your classmates.
● Respect and listen to the teacher.
● Raise your hand to speak.
● Be prepared for class.
● Be quiet when the teacher is talking.
● Be quiet when classmates are talking
Classroom Rules

4. Let’s Be Safe

5. Reading Street 5.2
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6. Objective
I can analyze the events in the literature
I can define fiction
I can participate in a group discussion

7. Genre:
Fiction
refers to literature created from the
imagination
Reading Streeting
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8. Adapting
Experiences of change, and uncertainty are common to all humans.
These include major events such as beginning in a new school,
moving out of home, and starting a new job. They also include more
everyday events such as a change in job role, having to think of
alternative transport when a flat car battery strikes, or having
unexpected guests join for dinner.

9. How do people adapt to
difficult situations?
Listen to Weslandia through the YouTube
link. Remember to think about the
Question of the week.

10. How do people adapt to
difficult situations?