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Camaraderie refers to a sense of trust, loyalty, and goodwill between people in a group. It involves feelings of friendship and togetherness. Examples include the camaraderie athletes feel with their teammates or soldiers feel after training together. While yelling and selfishness can discourage camaraderie, encouragement, support and working as a team can help build camaraderie.
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This document is an excerpt from Anne Frank's diary, which she wrote while hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam during World War 2. The summary provides details of her 13th birthday on June 13, 1942, where she received flowers and presents from her family. She shared cake with friends at school and they sang happy birthday to her. The diary entries continue with her recording daily life in hiding, their fears of being discovered by the Nazis, and longing for the war to end.
Future simple
The document discusses future tense forms in English, including:
1) Words like "tomorrow", "soon", "next week" that indicate actions happening in the future.
2) The forms for positive, negative, and question sentences using "will" or "be going to".
3) Examples are provided for each future tense form.
4) The document concludes by explaining uses of the future progressive tense and providing examples.
Newsletter p5 - february - 2014-15
The P5-Faith class took a field trip to the Bangkok Post where they were given a tour of the facilities. Upon arrival, Ms. Rainbow greeted the students and took them to the seminar room where newspapers and materials were prepared at each station. They watched an informative 15 minute video about the history of the Bangkok Post and the various jobs required to produce a newspaper. Afterwards, the Editor of the Student Weekly allowed students to ask questions and some students won prizes. The field trip provided a great learning opportunity about the newspaper industry.
P 5 journal
The document contains 4 short passages about different topics: 1) The author's dream of becoming a chef and cooking healthy, delicious food. 2) How the author would take care of their family if their mother died. 3) A story where the author was bullied in the park but escaped when a gorilla appeared. 4) The author's idea that if they had a robot servant, they would treat it as a friend rather than a servant and have fun playing with it.
The day i became a police
Bird wants to become a police officer when he grows up to help his family and arrest people who do bad things. He enjoys playing football and basketball when he has time. As a child, he helped his father work and liked playing, while his mother worked on the computer his father gave her. Bird's goal is to protect people in Thailand.
Cong diary (1)
The red blood cell carries oxygen from the lungs to the body and returns carbon dioxide back to the lungs. A child wants a puppy for their birthday but their mother refuses, though they receive gifts from friends and are surprised with a puppy. In 2014 the writer saved a transforming robot named Optimus Prime who has a sword and will serve and help the writer whenever they are in trouble as a reward for being saved.
Pari’s stories
Pari was cycling at home and felt tired after completing 100 laps, though her goal was 150 laps. Suddenly, she and her entire house began flying through the sky. They arrived in a place called Angel Land, where an angel queen with a crown invited them to stay, revealing they were now angels. However, they eventually returned to the human world, hiding their new wings.
P 5 journal
The document contains 4 short passages about different topics: 1) The author's dream of becoming a chef and cooking healthy, delicious food. 2) How the author would take care of their family if their mother died. 3) A story where the author was bullied in the park but escaped when a gorilla attacked the bullies. 4) How the author would treat a robot servant like a friend and not overwork it.
Cong diary
On the last day of the school term, the student plans to make their own Minecraft hunger games map and play with their brother, playing in teams if there are four players. After gaming, they will join a party, take a nap, and wake up at the party where they bit their foot while dreaming of eating pizza and hamburgers that were biting them back.
My story ryu
This document contains two summaries:
1. The author loves their robot pet dog the most. It is made of metal and diamond, equipped with guns and missiles to protect the home when no one is there. The pet can stay powered for 2 years without food.
2. If the author had a robot servant, they would program it to cook only foods they like and use its hypnotic abilities to get out of trouble at school. The robot servant is from the future and has a jet pack, which the author would use to become the first person to fly without a plane and become famous.
My diary (2) yan yan
The document describes a food that smells delicious like expensive perfume and is made of soft bread, melted butter, and fresh honey. It is so tasty that everyone will love it. The document also mentions an event that was shocking, terrible, and would make people run away or disappear if they saw what happened. Sometimes the event has nice and bad aspects.
Eoin p5 f diary 2
The narrator describes their experience as a teacher for 1 year where they didn't have homework. They fell down the stairs and appeared in another dimension, with something cutting their hair and telling secrets. Ghosts were by their side and after falling asleep, the narrator saw a monster under the bed but it was just their imagination. When getting a glass of water, they saw their dog wearing makeup which was shocking. Their ghosts still follow and smile at them. The dog continues wearing makeup and the narrator received a package from N.E.R.D., getting a robot named Sparkle that they dress up daily.
More diary entries
The document describes a child's experience at the circus seeing 10 elephants dance, do fighting moves, and sing together, which they found really fun. It also lists some benefits of riding a bicycle, such as feeling relaxed and improving heart and breathing rates. Brief statements are made about a robot helping with tasks and transforming into a car for transportation, having fun in a dream, and anticipating fun at an event on November 2nd, 2014 with music.
Elainne's journal
The person saw a bank robbery occur and called the police, who arrived and arrested the robber before they could escape. The police thanked the person for their help.
Piihu journal
While walking in the park with friends, the narrator and their friends smelled a strong, bad odor that made them sick. They tried to cover their mouths but couldn't. The narrator ended up in the hospital but was glad to be safe and not sick. They later learned it was a skunk they had smelled.
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- 4. Synonyms and Antonyms Synonyms • Friendship • Togetherness • Goodwill Antonyms • Unkind • Enemy • Hate
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- 6. Words that discourage camaraderie… Yelling, shouting, screaming, individual, selfishness, self-interest, greedy, different, single, alone… ONLY YOU!
- 7. Actions and words that encourage camaraderie… Encouragement, support, helping, cheering, praising, reassuring, backing them, inspiration, motivation, boost, reinforce… TEAMWORK!
- 8. Work as a team, play as a team, have fun as a team…