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https://wwprsd.padlet.org/mehganforkel/6perq333s03auch

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1nGxUtqTT43HBSlIz7DecNNT1FGdz5ifS2-yC2CHAZbM/edit#slide=id.p1

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JgvEcXmS8P4NYbsHuXsMcy8xzyZUU3El-K1qIoTVcUM/edit

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In paragraph 5 and 6, Lupe is so angry and says that she will never be good at sports. She also says that she wishes she could win anything, even marbles. This sparks her an idea of playing marbles. Lupe finds determination from anger. Which proves that she shows that she determined by her feelings.

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One way Lupe shows she is her -actions-

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Another way Lupe shows she is her -feelings-

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The last way Lupe shows she is her -words-

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In paragraph 6, Lupe starts getting hopeful. I like to picture it as a tunnel with no light, no power and then a faint light appears. The light is hope, the hope is in the marbles that later gives her pride! I think that Lupe has to find a strength that was hidden inside her. We know she finds hope : "At the word marbles, she sat up, "That's it, mabye I could be good at playing marbles." If I were in Lupe's shoes I would be so happy that I found a solution!

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XF054HwMP8vreSykZBEwMTT69itcH9Z2/view