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Morning Starters: Spring 1 - Resilience

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Did You Know?

In Hawaii, tiny fish called gobies scale huge waterfalls. It’s a task that requires tremendous bravery and resilience! These rock-climbing fish attach themselves to slippery rocks with their sucker-like fins and slowly move upward, inch by inch. For a fish so small, this journey is especially challenging but the reward is great. At the top of the waterfall, freshwater pools provide the fish with places to feed and breed in safety.

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Word Challenge

CHATTANOOGA'S WORD FOR 2016: RESILIENT | For The Record

Which words or phrases have a similar meaning to the word ‘resilient’?

Grammar Challenge

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Write a descriptive sentence that includes the following words:

Example: With quiet determination, the goby inched its way up the rockface of the roaring waterfall.

Number Challenge

A goby climbed two-fifths of a 30 metre waterfall.

How much further does it need to climb?

Critical Thinking

“Fall seven times, stand up eight.”

What is the true meaning of this famous Japanese proverb?