Choose one new word from today (conflict, power, fear, peace,).
Create a word card on paper or Padlet:

• Word: __________

• Meaning: __________

• Example sentence: __________

• Picture or emoji: __________

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Translate it into your language and write one more sentence using it.

XP: +5 for completed card.

🕰️ Your bonus quest:
Go to the Knights in Waiting post on Padlet.

🔍 Task:

1. Find a photo of a real statue or monument (any country).

2. Think: What story does this statue tell about power, pride, or memory?

3. Write one creative caption using the pattern:

   “He/She/They built ___ to show ___, but now ___.”

🧠 Push It!
Add one of these:

• A moral (e.g. “Nothing lasts forever.”)

• A time phrase (e.g. “Years later…”)

• A feeling word (e.g. “proud,” “forgotten,” “lonely”)

🎮 XP:
+5 for posting with a picture
+5 for original or powerful language

The statue was finished — tall, shining, and proud.
Ozymandias could see it from his palace and felt strong.
He might have smiled and said, “Now everyone will know my name.”

Many years later, the king was gone.
The palace had disappeared.
Only broken pieces of the statue could be seen in the sand.
The words on the last stone still said:

“Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!”

But now, there was nothing around — only the wind and sand.
People might say the desert won.
Even great kings cannot stop time.

“I was once ___, but now ___.”
“They remember me as ___.”
🎮 XP: +10 for creativity
🔥 Push It! Add one feeling word + emoji

Task:
Go to the Knights in Waiting post on Padlet.
Find or upload one portrait or face that shows a strong emotion.

Write your sentence:
“He/She looks ___ because ___.”

Then add one emoji that matches the emotion. 😠😢😊💪

🎮 XP: +5 for a full sentence
🔥 Push It! Add too / very before your adjective.
Example:

• He looks too angry because he lost.

• She looks very proud because she won.

🛡️ Bonus: Comment on one classmate’s post with a new emotion word

You can start like this:

“If I fly forward, I lose myself. If I turn back, I lose them.”
“He came home, but his eyes stayed at sea.”

Your task:

• Use at least one emotion word (proud, ashamed, brave, lonely)

• Use because / but / so to connect ideas

• Make it sound quiet and powerful

🎮 +10 XP for writing that makes us feel something.

You are chosen to write The Knight’s Code of Kindness.
Your quest: Create four lines that describe how a true knight uses kindness as power.

Use because / so / but to join your ideas.

Example:

• A true knight helps others because courage is quiet.

• He stands alone but never turns away.

🎮 +10 XP for using emotion words or powerful imagery (brave, gentle, strong, fair).

The soldiers are tired, cold, and afraid.
They wonder why they are still there.
The cold feels more dangerous than the enemy.

Some soldiers start to imagine their homes.
They think about warm fires and familiar faces.
But they also know they might never return.

Their bodies feel numb.
Their eyes feel frozen.
Still, nothing happens.

Choose one soldier from the trench picture.
Imagine he finally speaks after hours of freezing silence.

Write 2 lines:

“I waited in the cold for ___, but ___.”
“They will remember me as ___.”

🎮 XP: +10 for creativity
🔥 Push It! Add one emotion word + emoji (🥶 😔 😨 ❄️)