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MASTERSTUDY BLOG

07
Dec
Six Dots – Jen Bryant – Class 6, SCERT

Louis Braille lost his sight when he accidentally injured his eye with his father’s awl, and the infection spread to both eyes. Even though his world became dark, he learned to understand it through sounds, touch, and smell. His family helped him by making letters he could feel, and he slowly learned to move around […]

Posted in: Class 6,
07
Dec
A Friend Like Simon – Kate Gaynor – Class 6, SCERT

Mathew meets a new boy named Simon, who behaves differently from other children. Simon does not like changes and gets upset easily. At first, Mathew does not understand him. But during a school trip, Simon stands up to Horrible Hettie, and Mathew realises Simon can be a good friend. Slowly, everyone learns to accept Simon […]

Posted in: Class 6,
07
Dec
Hello, I’m a Wheelchair – Sarah Ismail

The poem is told by a wheelchair. It explains that people notice the wheelchair but ignore the girl using it, Becky. Becky wishes she could walk and climb trees, but people don’t see her feelings. The wheelchair says that Becky and the wheelchair depend on each other — neither can move without the other. The […]

Posted in: Class 6,