Sunday 25 November 2012

The Anthem and 20 Questions


What I Am Is What's In Me
 Do you agree?
DIRECTIONS
1)When you hear your word said. Stand up.
2) Create an action to accompany the word. Have students guess what the word means.
3) Watch and enjoy the video after reviewing the text.


If what I am is what's in me
Then I'll stay strong
That's who I'll be
And I will always be the best
Me that I can be
There's only one me
I am it
Have a dream
I'll follow it
It's up to me to try

(drums)

Oh, imma (I am going to) keep my head up high... HIGH!
Keep on reachin' high... HIGH!
Never gonna quit
I'll keep gettin' stronger.

And nothins gonna bring me down... No!
Never gonna stop gotta go... Go!
Because I know
I'll keep gettin' stronger.

And what I Am is THOUGHTFUL.
And what I AM is MUSICAL.
And what I AM is SMART.
And what I AM is BRAVE.
And what I AM is HELPFUL.
And what I AM is SPECIAL.

There's nothing I can't achieve
Because in myself I believe in love

Gonna keep our heads up high... HIGH!
Keep on reachin' high... HIGH!
Never gonna quit
Just keep gettin' stronger.

And nothins' gonna bring us down... No!
Never givin' up gotta go... Go!
cause I know I'll keep gettin' stronger.

What I AM is SUPER.
What I AM is PROUD.
What I AM is FRIENDLY.
What I AM is GROUCHY.
What you are is MAGICAL.
What you are is SPECIAL.

There's nothing I can't achieve
cause in myself I believe in NO (?)
Gonna hold my head up high
Keep on reachin' high
I'm never gonna stop
I'll keep gettin' stonger.

Nothins' gonna bring me down
Never givin' up
Gotta go
Yeah...
I'll keep gettin' stronger.


stronger
high
helpful
brave
special
confident
persistent
joyful
hopeful
caring
giving
friendly
determined

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDWFT3VzOhw

1)  Practice asking questions. Each student puts down the name of a well-known noun, person or place. Put the suggestions in a hat. Students take turns pulling names out of the hat and guessing who or where the place is.

2) Have students brainstorm all adjectives they can in 2 minutes. Write them on the board or separate the students into two groups and have them compete against one another.

3) Write an assay about someone you admire (can be yourself) using five of the adjectives listed above. For each adjective, site an example.0