Thursday, December 2, 2010

Day 3, Wednesday - Will the Real Sadako Sasaki, Please Stand Up, Please Stand Up

Please visit the wikipedia link about the true real life of the protagonist of our book, Sadako Sasaki, and answer the questions below.  Write your answers on a sheet of paper titled 'Sadako's True Story'.  This paper will be part of your poster, so keep it safe and make it beautiful!

1. How old was Sadako when the atomic bomb was dropped in Hiroshima?

2. What were the very first symptoms of her illness, leukemia?

3. What was the reason that her family took her to hospital?  How is this different than the book?

4. What did Sasako make the cranes out of?  Why?

5. How many paper cranes did Sadako complete?


6. What were the last words of Sadako?

7. What was done as a tribute after her death?

8. What is the significance of August 6th in Japan?

9. Paragraph answer:  As you have discovered, the true story of Sadako has different details than the book you read in class.  Why do you think the author changed these details, and do you think it is O.K. that she did this and still called this a 'true story'?  Explain your answer.

10. At the foot of the statue of Sadako there is a plaque that reads: "This is our cry. This is our prayer. Peace on Earth."

What does it symbolize for you? Answer this question by using the 'comment' box below.  Write your name, your class and your answer tonight on this blog!  Your teachers will be reading the answers tomorrow in class and discussing them.

34 comments:

  1. It means that they want peace on Earth.
    Efe 5-C

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  2. I THİNK THİS SYMBOLİZE THAT THE WAR İS OUR BAD. NOT OTHER PEOPLE's BAD.AND ALSO İT MEANS PEOPLE NEED PEACE .AND THEY TELL US THAT SADAKO İS AN EXEMPLE.I THİNK WE NEED TO UNDERSTAND THİS.

    ELA YURDAKUL
    5-A

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  3. for example ı understand ıt

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  4. i think the tenth question means that this is our sadness and we pray for the world to live in peace emrenator 5A

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  5. I think they want peace in the world so they cry and pray for it.
    Nisan 5-A

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  6. I HAVE A VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY STRONG STOMACHE ACHE. I DON'T THİNK I CAN DO THE HOMEWORKK MR TOMEK. BUT I WİLL TRY TO DO IT.
    BEST BESTE 5-A

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  7. ı think its means this is cry:
    this is are sadly for war
    this is our prayer:
    we want peace and
    peace on earth:
    peace on all the world not 1 city not 1 country all the world

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  8. ı have too beste but ı did it

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  9. These sentences are very meaningfull sentences. We can say everything.But, ı think they want to send a message for childrens. if we don't want a war or bad things,in feature our world will fill with peace.
    DAMLA 5-B

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  10. I think this meansthe war reasones the deaths, the sicknesses.It means;peace is the life.
    I have a very strong stomache ache !!!
    BEST BESTE 5-A

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  11. hey mr miyagi!
    ı read the writhing about sadako and ı learn that her last words were 'its good'. uuuuuu scaryyy!

    by duru lady g kalaca 5/a

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  12. Mr Miyagi please give our other homeworks hard! İt's so boring!

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  13. I couldn't find the difference for the 3. question. Help me.
    BEST BESTE 5-A

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  14. The british and american people tried the atom bomb at the Mexico deserts !
    BEST BESTE 5-A

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  15. Beste, started to get crazy like last tonight!
    Emre Blue 5A

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  16. Emre BLUE, only answer the last question online please!

    Toooomek

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  17. ECEM CANSIN HAKKO 5-C 279
    I THINK THIS PLAGUE MENTIONS THAT WE ARE VERY SAD FOR KILLED PEOPLE ON ATOM BOMB,WE PRAYE FOR THEM.AND WE DONT WANT ANY ATOM BOMB IN THE WORLD AND WE WANT PEACE IN THE WORLD

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  18. I thought it means there was a war to Peace in some countries and we are prayer to have peace and live better.

    Emre Blue 5A

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  19. Cansin,
    Very thoughtful answer! I'm proud of you!
    Ms.Mengi

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  20. Great answer Emre Blue.

    Thanks for all your participation on the blog, it's so fun to see all your answers!

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  21. sorry i am posting my coment late but what ever
    i think it means there can be peace every where you just haft to belive that there can be peace there

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  22. and i alsow think it means she is our lost and she would pray when she was alive for nothing to hapen to her. but now she is dead we should pray for her.

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  23. for her to sleep in peace.

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  24. Excellent posts, Damla 5c.

    Tomek

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  25. This is our cry means we are very sad because of her death,this is our prayer means we want sleep her happily and we want her back,peace on earth means you fighted with peace you wanted it now we will continue after you...
    selin

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  26. cry means they are very sad of her death,they pray to her because they wanted to sleep peaceful

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  27. They love her so they wanted to sleep peacefull
    emre guraslan 5 a

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  28. I think this sentence is a wish of SADAKO

    What do you think everyone ?

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  29. EGE ERKOL 5-C says,
    Are ı must write questions?

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  30. KAAN ONUK 5-C
    BÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖ! İ HOTE THIS BOOK? A MIN,THIS BOOK IS VERY SADLY.

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  31. can anyone tell abaout 9th question ı cant understand!
    nazlı@zeytin

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  32. I think this means that the Japanese are sad for Sadako and want peace in the world.

    Manolya 5C

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