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I also admire their courage and initiative to explore the rain forest. If I was in their place , I would believe that I was dreaming and pinch myself. I think that they were lucky that they were able to recover farina from the plane and find food

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I really admire the children were able to survive while taking care of a baby and as well as themselves and t try hey had a lot of knowledge on plants to know whether a fruit is either edible or poisonous which could be the difference between life and death in the Amazon.

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I really admire the fact that these kids were able to survive in the jungle alone without any parents for 5 WEEKS. Not only were they able to make shelters from hair ties and the things around them , but they were also really knowledgeable about the dangers of the rainforest, and that was how , in my opinion ,they were able to survive and keep away from the dangerous things the jungle has. From staying away deadly predators to being able to tell the difference between poisonous and edible plant , these kids really knew the jungle well. They showed us values like resourcefulness and perseverance. They persevered on even when no one could help them. Not giving up, and continuing to try to survive. Not only that but they were also bravery. Just try to imagine being in one of the worlds most dangerous places, The amazon rainforest and then having to survive after you are left alone when your parents passed. What the went through was truly unimaginable, a life and death situation and yet they still managed to survive. I think that what these kids did and went through was not only admirable but also unimaginable and well quite frankly AMAZING! I really look up to them and one day I hope I can be as brave and as knowledgeable of the rainforest as well.

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after reading the article, I admire how the children persevered, and fond food, water, and survived in a jungle for 5 WEEKS! I also admire their knowledge of how to survive in the forest, their resourcefulness, and how they managed to take care of one another. i wonder how they built shelters out of branches and hair ties. they had to go through so much, and their mother was dead! if i were in the situation, i would have given up on life and cry about how unfair it was. but i guess they were lucky the plane crash didn't kill them too!

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After reading this article,I cannot believe the story.I admire the fact they were able to survive for 5 weeks.If i was put in that scenario,I would not survive despite me being older than most of the children.They also survived in the Amazon Rainforest which has some deadly animals and poisonous plants.

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I admire that although the group of children were in difficulties, they pushed forward and showed incredible resilience. I also admire how suprising that is as they are only children and based on the article, there were no parents. This story will remind me to push forward even in hard times which is good to know as I will be having PSLE soon ( kind of ).

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I admire how the children were able to survive in such harsh conditions in the Amazon rainforest. The oldest child had to take care of three others, including a baby. Lesley also needed to know a lot about  plants to know if it was poisonous. It could be the difference between life and death.
I cannot believe how they salvaged from the plane and built a shelter from broken parts. If I were them , I would cry until someone rescued me.
If I fail to my personal expectations,I would not be discouraged. I would not give up and learn from my past mistakes and experiences. Even if I do feel sad, I will calm down and try over and over until I succeed.

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When I read this article, my first reaction was ''No way!'' I thought that I was reading fake news. The chances of four children so young surviving in the world's largest rainforest are so slim, I just could not believe it. However, after reading the article, things started to make sense. I definitely admire the children's resilience. Having to watch their Mother die right in front of their eyes is something simply unbelievable. The main reason that they survived is because they were taught about what to do in situations like this. They knew which fruits could be eaten and which could not. They knew how to make shelters using what was available. If they were not prepared, they would not have survived. They teach us that we should always be prepared, even for the unthinkable, because we never know when we will need that knowledge.

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A few things that these children have that probably managed to get them throughout the whole 5 weeks, were resilience, independence and also resourcefulness, all which i respect. These are the aspects of great leaders that many admire. They were resilient, not letting the difficult situation get in their way of surviving. The fact that they could manage to survive 5 weeks in the amazon forest, makes me admire them, especially since they’re only children. The animals that pose a threat to them, the lack of food that they had to find a way to overcome, especially since that they need to do this all by themselves. I can’t even do my homework myself without my parents having to remind me to do things myself! The fact that they manage to remain resilient throughout their suffering makes me admire them. When I do not meet my expectations, I would just accept that and improve, but here, these children are in a life or death situation, and they have no room to fail, I think they knew that. That is why they are actually amazing and why I admire them.

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I think that it takes alot of resilience to take care of a baby and survive for so long so I think that they did a very good job of being so resilient.

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When I read this article, I admired how the children persevered and were dedicated and determined to make it out of the forest alive. I was also shocked that the children were able to survive 5 weeks by finding food from tress and plants. I was really sad that one of the boy’s mum had died in the crash and I hope the others made it out alive safely and soundly.

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I really admire how they survived through 5 weeks in the forest. I also really like how the children are wise as an owl. I think that it is hard to survive in a forest for child. If I was there, I would be very frightened by the animals.If I was a survivor and fail to meet my expectations . I would calm myself down and rest.it is very hard to survive in a forest

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It is very intense to live in a forest for 5 weeks straight and that many people survived even the kids they can also use food and plants from the forest for food and it’s surprising and amazing that they can identify which plant,food and maybe berries are poisonous and dangerous.They had survived because of teamwork and knowledge of survival,it is surprising that they made clothes and wooden forts without tools its very AMAZING

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I think it’s amazing that they survived for that long in the forest I think they are really smart to know what to eat and how to ration food and water ! It’s also just incredible that they had a baby with them

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I admire how the children was able to survive in the jungle for 5 weeks after the plane they were on crashed, even though they are just children they were still able to find food, water and shelter for them to stay.

I always feel guilty if I fail to meet my expectations, it is because I whenever my results are bad, I always feel like I did not study  enough, to cope with my emotions, I will try my best to do well for the next exam or test so that I will not feel guilty anymore.

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I admire that the children can learn how to do things their self and if i fail my personal expectations i would feel very down but i would incorage myself to do better next time.

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i admire the children’s survival skills as they showed resilience and persevered throughout the 5 weeks.Their minds were also not fully developed but they knew how to take care of themselves without adults. They were also stranded in the world’s largest and dangerous forest, the amazon forest.It is very difficult to survive but they did it. These children are rol models.

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I admire the fact that these four children survived 5 weeks in the Amazon rainforest. I also admire the fact that they did not give up despite the harsh conditions. The Amazon rainforest is very large and is filled with dangerous predators. I am amazed by the fact that they used their ancestral knowledge to survive. Even we cannot do something like what they did!

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The thing i admire most about these children is how their knowledge of survival, their courage to explore the Amazon rainforest while being stuck there for 5 weeks after their plane crashes, and it is unbelievable that they were able to take care of a baby and themselves ! They also could identify weather a fruit was edible or poisonous,the Amazon rain forest is also very dangerous as there are animals there like jaguar’s and other animals that can end you. And i was reallly happy to find out that the rescue team were able to find them they also had alot of rashes and mosquitoe bites but im glad that they are doing well.

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I admire about the children is they are resillient.After the plane crash,the children tried to get their own food.The adults hunted the food to give to the children.Resillience means that they don’t suffer but they continue to overcome the difficulty and continue their living.Unfortunately,some of them died but some of them did not die.

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The thing I admire about children is that they have their own strengths. I would feel unhappy if I don’t get things to happen to my expectations, because no one would feel happy if they don’t get what they want. How I can cope is to tell myself that I can’t do anything about it.

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I dont know how they survived that long 40!!!!!! Days because one of the girls knew what fruits were healthy and what were not when the rescuers found them they were all with mosquito bites and rashes if i was in that position i would have died

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The thing I admire most about the children is their bravery and courage. At such a young age they were able to survive in the Amazon rainforest alone for 5 weeks! They were even able to differentiate the difference poisonous and edible fruits! It is truly mesmerizing how the kids were also able to survive in the rainforest despite all of the dangerous animals lurking in it. They were able to survive in the rainforest because of the survival skills they were taught which proves to show that even without access to proper education, they were still able to do something not all of us can do. In my opinion, these kids have demonstrated great resilience. In conclusion, I admire the resilience and wits of these children.

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After reading the article, I admired the children for showing courage bravery. I was shocked that they had a lot of knowledge of survival. Up till this date, I still cannot believe how the survived in the forest for 5 weeks and that too as kids. If I was in their position, I would have cried for the whole time until the rescue team saved me.These children are role models to children all around the world.

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After reading the article, I was shocked beyond imagination.
The Amazon rainforest i one of the most dangerous places in the world with creatures big and small that could end you. I als think that they should count their lucky stars that they survive the plane crash when their mother and pilots did not.
I also admire their courage and initiative to explore the rain forest. If I was in their place , I would believe that I was dreaming and pinch myself. I think that they were lucky that they were able to recover farina from the plane and find food similar to passion fruit and the fruit of milpestos

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The thing I admire the most about the children is their courage and their knowledge of their survival skills and they learn how to differentiate between poisonous plants and non-poisonous plants, how to climbs trees and look for signs of danger. Its still unbelievable that those children have spent 5 weeks in the Amazon rainforest after their plane crashes it is very dangerous in the forest as there is many dangerous predators such as the BLACK CAIMAN. is the largest predator of the Amazon ecosystem and the most dangerous species to humans in the Amazon rainforest.I am inspired by the children because who knew someone could survive in a forest for 5 weeks?!I know I didn't. I admired that they still remember the advance survival techniques that they have learn in survival classes.(I also had class called CAMP!). The elders of the children ,Lesley ,who was 13, and Soleiny who was 9 and helped with most of the survival. They built a shelter using branches and hair ties and Lesley took care of the baby!Tis amazing that they never lost hope and did not bother if they will get rescued or not(if I was stack in a forest I would have do the same thing).I admire the children's resilience to bounce back from struggles and cope with them resilience is the ability to withstand adversity and bounce back

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I admire how the kids survived a plane crash and spent 5 weeks in a rain forest they stayed in one spot and didn't hazitate to find food and protect each other

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Failing to meet personal expectations can evoke a range of emotions, from disappointment and frustration to self-doubt and even sadness. Coping with these emotions effectively is crucial for maintaining mental well-being and building resilience.

One key aspect of coping is practicing self-compassion. Instead of being overly critical or judgmental of oneself, it's important to treat oneself with kindness and understanding. Acknowledge that failure is a natural part of the human experience and that everyone faces setbacks at times. Cultivating self-compassion involves offering yourself the same care and empathy that you would offer to a friend in a similar situation.

Another valuable coping strategy involves reframing failure as an opportunity for growth and learning. Adopting a growth mindset allows you to view challenges and setbacks as stepping stones toward improvement. Focus on the lessons you can extract from the experience, and use them to fuel your determination and resilience moving forward.

Engaging in healthy outlets for emotional expression is also beneficial. Sharing your feelings with a trusted friend, family member, or therapist can provide a sense of relief and perspective. Additionally, creative activities, physical exercise, or mindfulness practices can help channel and manage emotions in a constructive way.

Setting realistic goals and expectations can prevent excessive stress and disappointment. While it's important to aim high, ensuring that your goals are achievable and aligned with your abilities and resources can reduce the likelihood of feeling overwhelmed by failure.

Ultimately, seeking professional support, such as therapy, can provide valuable guidance and tools for coping with the emotional aftermath of failure. A mental health professional can help you develop personalized coping strategies, build resilience, and navigate the complex emotions associated with unmet expectations.

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There are several admirable qualities that can be recognized in the children who survived the plane crash and spent five weeks in the Amazon Rainforest:
Resilience: One of the most admirable traits displayed by these children is their resilience. They faced a daunting and unfamiliar environment with limited resources, yet they persevered  despite the odds.
Resourcefulness: The children's resourcefulness in using the resources available to them in the jungle showcases their ingenuity, like building shelters
Cooperation and Unity: The children's willingness to work together and support each other in a challenging situation is commendable. They formed a tight-knit group that relied on each other's strengths and emotional support for each other
Adaptability: Adapting to a new environment and making the best of unfamiliar circumstances requires a high level of adaptability.
Courage: Facing the unknown dangers from wildlife and the elements, takes courage. These children demonstrated  courage in confronting their fears and persevering through their fears
Optimism: Despite the challenges they faced, the children managed to maintain a sense of hope and optimism.
Innocence and Resilience: Children often possess a unique blend of innocence and resilience. Their ability to maintain a sense of wonder and curiosity about their environment.
Inspiration for Others: By sharing their story, these children have the potential to inspire others to face their own challenges with courage and determination.

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I admire how quickly the kids were able to escape the fire from the plane and be able to feed off of the rations of food that they could find. When I first read this article, I thought I had read the title wrongly, so I read it over and over again I am still in shock and relief about how they were able to survive. The children were lucky they had a sister like Lesly. She took initiative immediately. They were also lucky that they were able to recover farina a type of cassava flour and they ate it till they were out of rations.  She and her brother Soleiny were able to find and survive off of avichure some fruits which is similar to passion fruit and whose seeds can be chewed like chewing gum. They also ate the fruit of milpesos which tastes like avocado and is rich in oil.

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When I first read the article about how those 4 children were able to survive by themselves in the Amazon rainforest , I was absolutely shocked.The Amazon rainforest is one of the most dangerous places on earth as it is teeming with animals that could end you.Upon reading the article, it stated the ages of the children and I was flabbergasted.They we’re less than 18 and yet they managed to survive in the jungle for 5 weeks!
In the article ,it also states that how they were able to differentiate the difference between poisonous fruit and edible fruits.t this here shows that how even the people who do not even have access to the city life , they can also be very advanced and more trained than us.The four kids are living proof that sometimes you do not always s need to be rich and famous to be able to survive.However,if it were me in the jungle,I would have been bawling my eyes out at first.Then I would seek shelter and try and survive.Maybe we might even learn a thing or two from these kids.

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I admire that the children are able to survive and build the courage to explore the rainforest while being stuck for 5 weeks in the Amazon rain forest and I am happy they were found and saved as I cannot imagine being in a situation like that, being stuck in the Amazon rainforest not knowing if there is any danger around me and a chance of potential death I would be very afraid     being stuck in there and it would be very traumatic knowing and seeing my mother and 2 other people die in front of my eyes as it would not be a pleasant time and at such a young age to I am also impressed they were able to build a shelter and protect themselves from rain too

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I really admire how these children were able to survive while having to take care of a baby as well as themselves and that they had a lot of plant knowledge to know whether a fruit is edible or poisonous could be the difference between life and death in the Amazon.
Lesley, who was the oldest at only 13 years old, had initiative to take control of the situation. They salvaged what they could from the plane and managed to get supplies for their shelter. It takes a lot of resilience and courage to be able to do what Lesley did. If I was them, I would freak out and cry for ages. The most amazing part was that they didn’t know if they were going to be rescued but they still never gave up hope.

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The thing I admire the most about the children is their courage and their knowledge of survival . It is still unbelievable that these children have spent 5 weeks in the Amazon rainforest after their plane crashes alone!It is very dangerous in the Amazon rainforest  as there are many dangerous predetors such as the “Jaguar". I am inspired by the children because they have learnt how to differentiate  poisonous plants and edible plants and  how to climbs trees and look for signs of danger. They also learn to tell the difference between smells and more.Who knew who could survive in a forest for 5 weeks?! I know I didn't. I admired that they stiil remmeber the advance survival techniques that they have learnt in survival classes.The elders of the children, Lesley, who was 13, and Soleiny, who was 9, helped with most of the survival.They built makeshift shelters using branches and hair ties! Lesly even took care of the baby! It is amazing that they never lost hope and didn't bother if they wil get rescued or not. If I was stuck in the Amazon rainforest I would have cried and suffered for days until the rescue team rescued me.Hence, I admired the children's resilience to bounce back from the struggles and cope with them. Resilience is the ability to withstand adversity and bounce back from difficult life events. Remmeber ,being resilient does not mean a person doesn't experience stress or suffering. Resilience involves the ability to work through emotional pain and suffering.

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The thing I admire most about the children is their knowledge of their survival skills. They learn how to differentiate between poisonous plants and edible plants, how to climbs trees and look for signs of danger. They also learn to tell the difference between smells and more. I admire their resilience for that they could remember their survival classes and tried to survive with the food and drinks provided in the rainforest. The elders of the children, Lesley, who was 13, and Soleiny, who was 9, helped with most of the survival. They built makeshift shelters using branches with hair ties. Lesly even took care of the baby! If I was stuck in the rainforest, I would have just cried for days until the rescue team rescued me.

Hence, I admired the children's resilience to bounce back from the struggles and cope with them. They could not only recover farina and survive on it until supply ran out, but also, through luck, it was the fruiting season and they could also survive on other fruits that are edible.

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Demonstrating resilience and surviving in a hostile environment

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Demonstrating resilience and surviving in a hostile environment

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In the article, the writer highlighted an extraordinary story about a group of children surviving in the Amazon rainforest for 5 weeks. Despite being in a difficult situation, the children demonstrated incredible resilience and survived by relying on knowledge taught to them by their elders.

Resilience is the ability to withstand adversity and bounce back from difficult life events. Being resilient does not mean a person doesn't experience stress or suffering. Resilience involves the ability to work through emotional pain and suffering.