7th Grade Science

Waiwai Paragraph – On binder paper, write a paragraph about your waiwai that you shared in class today. Your paragraph must contain: 1) a topic or opening sentence, 2) a closing or conclusion sentence, 3) at least 5 different details about your waiwai and 4) at least 8 sentences.

Be prepared to share your paragraph next period.

WHAT IS YOUR WAIWAI (WEALTH)? In other words at this point in your life, what are you rich in? It may be knowledge of a particular hobby (sewing, collecting something, gaming, et.) or sport (soccer, baseball, volleyball, etc.) because you enjoy doing it. It may be family because you have a big family. It may be the number of followers you have on social media. It should be something that you do often, value and enjoy.

1. Decide on what is your waiwai. Choose only one thing.
2. Prove it. Think about how you can prove your waiwai. Bring to 2 or 3 pieces of evidence that you are wealthy in this topic. Pieces of evidence must be appropriate (no banned items) and must fit in your backpack. Examples of evidence could be, photos, sport medals, collectables, etc.
3. Share it. Be prepared to share your wealth with the whole class.

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