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1 Blue reenact the story of Rama and Sita

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  • December 3, 2022

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  1. Ameya Ramdas says:
    05/12/2022 at 9:13 pm

    What happen at the beginning of the story?
    Rama and Sita lived in the Forest and Ravana came and kidnapped Sita.
    Name 3 new vocabulary you learnt from this story? What do they mean?
    Kidnap – to take a person away forcefully.
    Chariot – 2 wheeled cart drawn by horses
    Magic Arrow – arrow is a sharp weapon (Rama used his powerful magic arrow to kill Ravana
    What was your favourite party of the story? Why?
    Rama saving Sita from Lanka.
    Draw a picture of one the characters and describe it.
    Will draw in workbook

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  2. Aaron R. says:
    04/12/2022 at 5:18 pm

    What happen at the beginning of the story?
    Rama and Sita lived together and they got banished from the house.
    Name 3 new vocabulary you learnt from this story? What do they mean?
    Battle – Having a fight
    Oil lamp – it has fire in it and it’s like a lantern.
    What was your favourite party of the story? Why?
    When the monkeys made a bridge and then ran across it so so fast.
    Draw a picture of one the characters – Aaron will bring this into school.

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  3. Adam K. says:
    03/12/2022 at 10:38 am

    What had happened in the beginning was Rama and Sita was in the forest and the King banished Rama and Sita.
    3 vocabulary words Adam learnt was banished and it means you get taken away and you don’t come back adam said.
    Arrow means has sharp arrow and it can hurt someone and they can die.
    Kidnap means where somone takes you away.
    Adams favourite part of the story was when Rama found Sita and they was together. He liked it because it was nice ending to the story and was nice for them to get back together again. Adam has drew Rovana in his homework book and said he has 10 heads and twenty arms.

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