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- All of us went through the different themes mentioned during literature class.
- After the theme had been chosen, each one of us shared a moment from the book.
- The moment was one that we felt stood out the most compared to the other moments.
- We came to an agreement on our moment of choice by reasoning out with one another about why we thought the moment is suitable.
[ our moment of choice is actually a moment two of our members decided to share about !! ]

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Charlotte Ang Min Er (01)
- Leader
Chua Qi Yun (05)
- Designer
Rachel Lee (11)
- Designer
Shereen Teo Yi Xuan (15)
- Writer, ICT
Yong Shi Min (19)
- Writer, ICT

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Reason :
> In the last scene, Jonas was on a snow hill when he saw Christmas lights inside a house or room through a window, similar to the memory given to him by the giver. In that scene, he enters elsewhere and gains freedom, when he escaped the society that he had been in.
> The last scene does not emphasise much on choice but it does have a link as in this scene, Jonas is finally near elsewhere. He had a chance to turn back and return to his home unit yet he chose to believe in himself instead, and that he would pull through all the obstacles to reach elsewhere.

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- We chose the last scene where Jonas and Gabriel are still sliding down the hill. On the way down, Jonas opens his eyes and see lights that resemble the Christmas lights he had seen from a memory from the Giver. At the same time he hears music and singing while carrying in certain instinct in his heart that there is the feeling of joy at the bottom of the hill.

- After reading the last scene again, we realised that on his way down the hill, Jonas starts to remember all the happy memories the Giver gave him during his training period. He recognised the lights as a symbol of a place where families celebrated love. He felt the joy that was in the air and heard faint singing and music alike those in his memories. The scene also tells us that Jonas had succeeded in escaping the community. His choice of leaving the community to elsewhere and leaving the people to bear the burden of holding some memories themselves. Yet he shows no regret and awaits what the elsewhere has for him and Gabriel.

- The scene does not elaborate on the windows he saw and states that the music Jonas heard could possibly just be an echo. The scene intrigues the readers as it does not mention what happens next.  Whether or not the ending is good or bad, Lois Lowry, the author, discontinuing the story at that point leaves the reader with curiosity lingering in them as they are left to imagine the ending on their own.

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- We forgot to take a picture of the box after we pasted the colour paper but this is the product after adding cotton balls and colour paper as the background.

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- Charlotte assigned everyone with roles and tasks
- Charlotte : in charge of bringing, taking care of diorama and making sure things are done and completed according to schedule
- Qi Yun :  in charge of bringing and designing the diorama
- Rachel : in charge of bringing and designing the diorama
- Shereen : in charge of bringing , arranging important points of the last scene in order for the diorama  and updating the padlet page
- Shi Min : in charge of bringing , organising timeline of diorama construction and updating the padlet page

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[ most materials are recycled materials !! ]

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- This is after using a black marker, a cut out of the cardboard box and some foam balls to represent the window and lights Jonas saw.
- We also added more cotton balls on the right side of the box to represent the hill Jonas and Gabriel were on.

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Your explanation of your ideas and links are well-done. I see that you have thought through the work and not just listed your points.
The diorama I feel could have been done better.
P:5+5+5+4+4=23
A:5+4+3+3= 15