What kind of person? Project
• Students use the descriptions in the What kind of
person? activity as the basis of a short paragraph.
Ask them to choose two of the descriptions
they wrote and expand them into paragraphs by
including reasons for their choice of words or
phrases. For example,
I wrote blue for this person
because she has blue eyes and she often wears a blue
T-shirt. I associate her with Friday because she is
always happy and smiling on Fridays. I chose May as
the month because I think her birthday is in May and
so on.
• Ask students to stand up and find the classmates
they wrote about. They explain their choice of
descriptions and check that they are accurate.
For example,
I wrote May as the month because
I think your birthday is in May. Is that correct? I
wrote chocolate as the food because I’m sure you like
chocolate!
• Books closed. Write the phrase The world’s greatest
inventor on the board. Tell the students this person
holds the record for the greatest number of inventions.
Elicit suggestions from the class for the number of
things this person has invented.
• Ask students to open their books and check their
predictions in the Believe it or not! box.
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