Web English
A. Quick Reaction (after watching the episode)
Joan is… because…
B. Character Vocabulary — Choose 2 adjectives
Pick two adjectives from the list and explain why they describe Joan.
Mini Mind‑Map
Fill in the three sections below with short notes.
1. Personality2. Reactions3. Strengths4. Weeknesses
1. Personality — Possible Answers
Joan is curious because she wants to understand what is happening to her.
Joan is sensitive and reacts strongly to emotions and situations.
Joan is thoughtful and cares about how her actions affect others.
Joan is independent and tries to solve problems on her own.
2. Reactions — Possible Answers
Joan is confused when she meets the “God” figures because she doesn’t understand what they want.
Joan is brave because she tries to follow the instructions even when she feels scared.
Joan is open‑minded because she listens and considers the strange messages she receives.
3. Strengths — Possible Answers
Joan is compassionate and wants to help people around her.
Joan is determined and doesn’t give up easily, even when things are difficult.
Joan is responsible and tries to do the right thing, even if she doesn’t fully understand the situat
4. Weaknesses / Challenges — Possible Answers
Joan is insecure because she often doubts herself and worries about making mistakes.
Joan feels anxious when strange things happen, and she doesn’t know how to react.
Joan becomes overwhelmed because she has to deal with school, family problems, and mysterious tasks at the same time.
5. Relationships — Possible Answers
Joan’s family relationships show she cares about her parents, even if she doesn’t always agree with them.
Joan’s friendships help us see she is kind and tries to fit in, but she sometimes feels misunderstood.
6. Predictions — Possible Answers
Joan will probably grow more confident as she completes more tasks.
Joan may learn to trust herself more, even when she feels unsure.
Joan might become more responsible, because she sees her actions can help others.
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http://www.ted.com/talks/joshua_foer_feats_of_memory_anyone_can_do?language=en
7 slides in 10 seconds
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Extra apps that are worth exploring.
- YouTube Kids – YouTube Kids is a safer and simpler way for kids to explore the world through online video – from their favourite shows and music to learning how to build a model volcano, and everything in between. There’s also a whole suite of parental controls, so you can tailor the experience to your family’s needs.
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