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Diwali

We are learning to~ Create visual images to help our comprehension and explain our own understanding of what we read.

We are learning about Diwali.

LEARN-

Read the given texts with your teacher and your instructional group.

The text~

Answer these questions.

Visualisation~

Insert images of things that show the meaning.

Explanation~

Write your own explanation to answer each question.

What is Diwali?

Diwali is an Indian festival

When does Diwali take place?

October/November

How long does Diwali last for?

5 days

Where is the rangoli pattern displayed and what does it do?

A happy diwali card

Describe Alisha’s favourite part in the story about Diwali. (From Diwali Ready to Read book)

Ono only

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Ram rescue sita from the evil king ravana

What happens on the third day of the festival?

Making a Diwali card

What does Saal Mubarak mean?

Happy new years

What is Bhaubeej?

Bhaubeej is special time for brother and sister

What happens when the 5 days of Diwali are over?

New years

Extending our Learning

Watch these clips to help with your understanding of what Diwali is:

Legend of Prince Ram

Story of Diwali

Consolidating our Learning

(This means we are making sure we understand what we have learned).

In this activity, you will read a short passage and organise words to show you understand the main ideas presented in the text.

Diwali Festival of Lights

For this activity, you need to read the text and answer related questions to show you understand.

What is Diwali?  Reading Comprehension

Rangoli

Have a look at the information from this link: What is Rangoli?

CREATE-

Look for some rangoli patterns and insert below~

Create a Google drawing with your own design of Rangoli.

Create a Google Slide about Diwali.  You can do this independently or collaborate with a partner.

Insert the link to your slide here: Link to Slide

Also put it into your Reading Folder in your Drive

Create a Voki to give facts about Diwali.

SHARE-

  1. Share your slide and doc to your blog.

   2) Embed your Voki into your blog.

   3) When you have finished blogging, send a link to your post to:

*Two staff members at Gilberthorpe School-Ara Tū Whakatā

*Two students from the Senior Hub

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