| Activity 3 First Impressions |
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| First Impressions are the first thing we remember about someone we meet. First impressions change after we get to know a person. For example, you might not have liked the new boy in your class because he didn't get off the swing when it was your turn at recess. But after you talked to him in the lunch room, you might have realized that he really is a nice boy. For this activity, you are going to tell how Wilbur's first impressions changed. Write your response on a blank piece of paper and put it in your unit folder. Don't forget your name. And use capitals and periods in your sentences. |
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| How can Charlotte be my friend? She's bloodthirsty, fierce, and scheming! She is pretty, but how can I learn to like her? |
| How did Wilbur's feelings change? Did he ever discover why she was so fierce, bloodthirsty, and scheming? Was it for her own good? |
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| I like being free. That is, I think I like it. I can jump in the air, twirl around, run, sniff, dig and root! I feel happy! |
| How did Wilbur's feelings change? Did he really like being free afterall? What did he discover about being free? |
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| Now write the first impression you had of your epal. Then tell me if your first impression was right. Do you have a different impression of your new friend now that your have gotten to know them? |
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