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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, fresh water 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?