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The book is about a boy named Laurie who climbs many mountains, including Mount Everest. He shows courage in several ways - by climbing alone with no support, continuing to climb even after facing dangers like bad weather or lost equipment, and helping other climbers in need. Laurie is determined to reach his goals and never gives up, even when facing challenges. He climbs mountains all around the world, displaying bravery and skill.
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The book "To the Top of Everest" is about a boy named Laurie who shows great courage and determination in his climbing adventures. He practices climbing mountains alone and helps others in dangerous situations. Some key events discussed include Laurie racing a friend up a cable, nearly reaching the top during a storm, and helping buried climbers on Mount Everest. The book has received awards for its portrayal of these courageous acts in overcoming challenges during mountain climbing.
Couage project.ppt
The book is about a boy named Laurie who climbs many mountains, including Mount Everest. He shows courage by continuing to climb despite dangers and challenges. Some of his courageous acts include climbing alone with no safety gear, helping others in need during climbs, and not giving up even when facing bad weather or losing equipment. The book about Laurie's climbing adventures has won several awards.
Couage project.ppt
The book is about a boy named Laurie who climbs many mountains, including Mount Everest. Some key points:
- Laurie climbs mountains alone and helps others who need assistance climbing.
- He continues climbing mountains despite dangers like bad weather or lack of gear.
- Even after climbing Everest, Laurie still climbs other mountains alone, showing his courage and determination.
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The book "To the Top of Everest" is about a boy named Laurie who climbs many mountains around the world, including Mount Everest. He shows courage by continuing to climb despite dangers and challenges. Some of his courageous acts include climbing alone with no support, not letting others discourage him from his goals, and helping other climbers in need during dangerous conditions. The book has received awards for its portrayal of courage and determination.
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The book is about a boy named Laurie who climbs Mount Everest. It shows Laurie's courage and determination as he trains alone and faces dangers during the climb like bad weather and injuries. Even after climbing Everest, Laurie continues climbing mountains around the world, showing his bravery and adventurous spirit. The book received awards for its portrayal of Laurie's courageous adventures.
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The book "To the Top of Everest" is about a boy named Laurie who shows great courage and determination in his climbing adventures. He practices climbing mountains alone and helps others in dangerous situations. Some key events discussed include Laurie racing a friend up a cable, nearly reaching the top during a storm, and helping buried climbers on Mount Everest. The book has received awards for its portrayal of these courageous acts in overcoming challenges during mountain climbing.
Couage project.ppt
The book is about a boy named Laurie who climbs many mountains, including Mount Everest. He shows courage by continuing to climb despite dangers and challenges. Some of his courageous acts include climbing alone with no safety gear, helping others in need during climbs, and not giving up even when facing bad weather or losing equipment. The book about Laurie's climbing adventures has won several awards.
Couage project.ppt
The book is about a boy named Laurie who climbs many mountains, including Mount Everest. Some key points:
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- He continues climbing mountains despite dangers like bad weather or lack of gear.
- Even after climbing Everest, Laurie still climbs other mountains alone, showing his courage and determination.
Couage project.ppt
The book "To the Top of Everest" is about a boy named Laurie who climbs many mountains around the world, including Mount Everest. He shows courage by continuing to climb despite dangers and challenges. Some of his courageous acts include climbing alone with no support, not letting others discourage him from his goals, and helping other climbers in need during dangerous conditions. The book has received awards for its portrayal of courage and determination.
Couage project.ppt
The book is about a boy named Laurie who climbs Mount Everest. It shows Laurie's courage and determination as he trains alone and faces dangers during the climb like bad weather and injuries. Even after climbing Everest, Laurie continues climbing mountains around the world, showing his bravery and adventurous spirit. The book received awards for its portrayal of Laurie's courageous adventures.
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Bruce Willis showed courage in several ways throughout his career: he kept trying to get on a television show called Planet Television despite many rejections as an unknown actor; he took a risk by quitting his stable job at a power plant to pursue acting; and he put in hard work for an uncredited role in the film "The Verdict". Bruce also demonstrated courage by signing a music contract despite knowing he wouldn't have a musical career, and by showing up to an audition with 15 other candidates for the role of Moonlighting.
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Winston Churchill had a long and distinguished career as a soldier, statesman, and writer. Some of his accomplishments included becoming a second lieutenant in the cavalry in 1895. He held various political positions and worked to balance socialism and capitalism. Churchill helped create tanks during WWI and brought peace between Germany and England in 1918. He was elected Prime Minister in 1940 and helped plan the D-Day invasion of 1944. Churchill received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1953 and founded Churchill College. He served his country courageously until his death in 1965.
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The document provides details from Anne Frank's diary describing her experience hiding from the Nazis during World War II. It discusses events like her family receiving a call about being taken by the SS, having to deal with conflicts with others in hiding, adapting to life in the secret annex, and experiencing frightening moments like a police presence outside. The diary entries show Anne's courage in facing difficulties and maintaining positivity despite the circumstances.
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Malcolm X was an intelligent African American man who was sent to live with a different family after his mother was hospitalized. In his youth, he struggled with anger and criminal behavior but became a devout Muslim in prison, where he greatly increased his knowledge and respect among other Muslims. He went on to become a prominent civil rights activist, working to end racism and spread the religion of Islam through influential speeches. However, his life was tragically cut short when he was assassinated at a meeting in Harlem.
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- He married after only two weeks of knowing his wife and performed daring magic tricks like communicating with the dead (Timeline Part 1)
- Houdini and his wife accepted an offer to perform in New York City and later performed in Moscow despite restrictions, showing courage through major career steps and defiance of rules (Timeline Part 2)
- Houdini performed daring escapes like escaping from handcuffs after being thrown into the icy Detroit River, demonstrating extraordinary feats of bravery
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1) Benjamin Franklin was an American inventor, writer, and politician who lived from 1706 to 1790. He made many important contributions including inventing bifocals and the lightning rod.
2) As a young man, Franklin worked as a printer and published a newspaper. He later served as a postmaster and helped establish libraries and fire departments.
3) Franklin played a major role in the American Revolution and was a signer of both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. He spent many years in London as a diplomat to Great Britain.
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- 1. Book : To the top of Everest By: Sunny Li Laurie Skerlet
- 2. One time his friend raced him on the cable. Almost on the top he looked for his friend but found on the ground. Then a person from the crowd wanted Laurie to fall down. This shows that he is courageous because He is not letting the person make him mad. Time line He practice climbing By himself with no one around. This is courageous because he might fall easily and get hurt. He is going to climb the highest Mountain in the world.He is Not scared and they might be Great dangers during the climb Helping other people who needs help. Ex: snow covering people. This is courageous because he is helpful to other people and not letting someone down. Laurie never gives up and won’t take no as a answer. This is Courageous Because he is Not letting his Goal and himself Down.
- 3. Time line continue Helping other People getting to the top of mountain. He is Helpful to the other people Who is going up the mountain There was bad weather The other day and they Are still going to the top. This Is courageous because there Might be great dangers after That day. There were trash every where And the storm blew the climbing Gear but they are still going. Courageous is Shown here because there might have not the right tools And they are still climbing. Even after climbing Mt. Everest He is still climbing every where in the world by himself. He is still climbing mountains all over by Himself and he has to carry a lot of things.
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- 5. Color Collage One of the character trait is determined. He is determined because his Friend challenge him to race to the top of the cable but while Laurie is Almost at the top his friend change his mind. He started to get tired and he Doesn’t know if he could make it. When he looked down he saw a crowd At the bottom of the cable. One of them said,”Stupid boy. I hope he falls.” That made him very mad and he is very determined to get to the top. Color : Red
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