Your diary entry should start with 'Dear Diary...' and talk about the conflicts that the character faces internally and externally.

For example, you could write a diary entry about Lt. Adnan and what he experiences on the battleground (external conflict) and how he feels with the little time he has to spend with his son as a father (internal conflict)

Ltn.Adnan

LTN.ADNAN

The battle rages on, and every passing moment brings another test of courage. The enemy advances, their fire relentless, but my men stand firm. I see their fear, yet we hold our ground—for our country, our honor. The weight of responsibility is heavy; I must lead them, no matter the cost.

Yet, my heart aches. My son’s laughter is but a distant memory, his small hands reaching for me in dreams I can no longer afford. Will I see him again? Will he understand why I fight? Duty calls, but my soul is torn.

— Lt. Adnan

I saw many men’s, killed in the battle for Malaya. I don’t know whether would i survive or not. But i will give, i would rather sacrifice myself than working for the Japanese. The Japanese is reaching close to Singapore, i must try to protect the remaining soldiers. I will never give up fighting for my country.

We must fight till the end of the battle. I hope we will win the battle.

Lt. Adnan

by LTN Adnan

-Lt. Adnan

I , lieutenant adnan am having war with the Japanese and they have many forces then we expected as they had more equipments that we do not have to help us just as much . I can’t help but think of what I’m doing is right or wrong . Sometimes it feels as if it’s not worth abandoning my wife and children for this . I am writing this journal to keep my thoughts and feelings.

-Lt adnan

As a father I feel sorry for my children and my wife as I did not see them much when I go home all I see them is sleeping on the bed every time during the war I think about my family laughters and thinking whether will I see my son again

Dear diary,

The day before my husband left to the war,

We had a quarrel as i wanted him not to go to war and he wanted to. i want him to be a great father to son.although i do not fully respect his willingness to fight for the country,i understand that he needs to go.

i feel heartbroken as i know my son will grow up without fatherly love.

LT Adnan

The battle against the Japanese and the Singapore was unforgiven as the sacrifices of many man of our man.even more everyday a soilder dies on the battlefield.An in honour of the country i would fight to live on the next day i wish that the battle would end sooner.I hope that my family is well and is having a bless day.Even when I’m writing this diary i would feel nervous as the Japanese would attack us anytime.

As I went through the war today with the Japanese Military here in Melaya, I felt an intense pressure as there are a lot of people fighting for their country including me as the Japanese wanted to invade Melaya and Singapore due to their lack of resources. I see a lot of people dying and also suffering from serious injuries yet. As I am wondering why do they have to do this instead of asking for it? There should always be a better way to have with what people would want instead of having to go to war.

LT.Adnan

Ltn adnan

I am a fighter bomber doing bombs/aeroplane in the war

I fear that the computer might malfunction.

I am also starting to think that while I use weapons to defend myself,it destroys more instead and I might hurt my soldiers

L.t Adnan

Lieutenant Adnan…

1. What's going on?

2. Consider at least 2 aspects of STEAL to analyse your character (can be more!)

3. Do you think your character is heroic?

4. Imagine you are your character. What are your thoughts and feelings?

5. As a student learning about your character, what are your feelings towards your character and why? (at least 50-80 words)

   
   

EXTENSION: Research 3 interesting facts about your character!

Q2. she is anxious about her husband’s return and her action is that she is crying, worried about what could happen to her husband.

Q3. Yes, as he did not feel scared when the Japanese threatened Ltn.Adnan to kill him

Q4. If I was Sophia, I’d be worried and stressed

Q5. 1.Sofia Pakih is a Teacher by Profession

2.Witness to Heroism

3.Portrayed in Film

I felt sad as it is a family member that Sofia lost which is her husband as Lieutenant Adnan is trying to fight against the Japanese but it was not a successful war as he end up being tortured to his death by the Japanese soldiers.

1. What's going on?

2. Consider at least 2 aspects of STEAL to analyse your character (can be more!)

3. Do you think your character is heroic?

4. Imagine you are your character. What are your thoughts and feelings?

5. As a student learning about your character, what are your feelings towards your character and why? (at least 50-80 words)

   
   

EXTENSION: Research 3 interesting facts about your character!

1. What's going on?

2. Consider at least 2 aspects of STEAL to analyse your character (can be more!)

3. Do you think your character is heroic?

4. Imagine you are your character. What are your thoughts and feelings?

5. As a student learning about your character, what are your feelings towards your character and why? (at least 50-80 words)

   
   

EXTENSION: Research 3 interesting facts about your character!

1. What's going on?

2. Consider at least 2 aspects of STEAL to analyse your character (can be more!)

3. Do you think your character is heroic?

4. Imagine you are your character. What are your thoughts and feelings?

5. As a student learning about your character, what are your feelings towards your character and why? (at least 50-80 words)

   
   

EXTENSION: Research 3 interesting facts about your character!

Corporate Yaakob was one of the soldiers who was fighting against the Japanese in world war 2.Disregarding his own safety he and another soldier crawled through burning undergrowth and stalked Japanese motor position.Being able to survive the world war ll is very admirable,having the resilience to over come this huge hurled for the many soldiers and corp.Yaakob.He was able to convey what he saw,how it was like as he was the last person to see Lt.Adnan.If I were him I would have been scared anxious.-everyone

2 STEAL

Effect: Fellow soldiers were able to live and go back home to see their families.Brought Singapore to were it is now by making history.

Actions:Brave fight,fought for his county.

Thoughts:anger/sadness/fear of seeing lt.Adnan tortured

Heroic: No I don’t think he was heroic because he didn’t save Lt.Adnan.-Danley

Yes I thought that he was heroic because he fought the war and managed to tell his son how his father Lt.Adnan had tragically died,as he was the last person to see him.-Hafizah

Yes I think that he was heroic because he was brave enough to crawl through the undergrowth with another soldier and spy on the Japanese motor position.Even though he cared deeply about Lt.Adnan he managed to keep his emotions until the end.-Ava

Feelings:Admiration

Think of shows, movies, comics, memes or books which show a type of internal conflict. Upload a picture and write (min 50 words) how it shows internal conflict.

In the movie, Peter feels torn between his duty as a superhero and his desire for a normal life. He struggles with guilt, responsibility, and personal happiness, leading him to temporarily give up being Spider-Man. His internal conflict is shown visually when he looks at his torn mask, symbolizing his fractured identity.

In the movie, Katniss must fight for her survival in an oppressive society that forces children to participate in the deadly Hunger Games. This is a direct example of man vs. society where her rebellion is against the totalitarian government, and she also faces man vs. nature as she struggles against the dangerous environment of the arena. This shows the overwhelming external forces working against her.

Ichigo's Doubts: As Ichigo prepares to fight, he experiences an internal struggle. He begins questioning his ability to handle the responsibilities of a Soul Reaper and protect the people he cares about. This inner turmoil manifests as a metaphorical battle within himself.

Throughout the film Alan suffers an internal battle with the expectations his father held for him, expectations that drove him to lash out at both his parents before being sucked into Jumanji.

Is like the character can chose to save the city from villains or do nothing. Or another example like a man who cannot forgive himself after killing a family in a car crash.

Internal conflict is about the result of one's beliefs, values, interests, or approaches to a particular problem.

• man vs. Man

• man vs. Nature

• man vs. Society

• man vs. Fate

  
  

Think of shows, movies, comics, memes or books which show a type of EXTERNAL conflict. Upload a picture and write (min 50 words) how it shows EXTERNAL conflict.

In The Hunger Games, Katniss is forced into a deadly competition where she must fight for survival against other tributes. The Capitol controls the districts through fear, violence, and propaganda, making her battle much larger than just the arena—it’s a fight against an unjust system. Her rebellion sparks a revolution, showing how individuals can challenge powerful societal forces.

In The Hunger Games, Katniss is forced into a deadly competition where she must fight for survival against other tributes. The Capitol controls the districts through fear, violence, and propaganda, making her battle much larger than just the arena—it’s a fight against an unjust system. Her rebellion sparks a revolution, showingA great example of external conflict is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. The story features Man vs. Societyconflict, as Katniss Everdeen struggles against the oppressive Capitol.

In The Hunger Games, Katniss is forced into a deadly competition where she must fight for survival against other tributes. The Capitol controls the districts through fear, violence, and propaganda, making her battle much larger than just the arena—it’s a fight against an unjust system. Her rebellion sparks a revolution, showing how individuals can challenge powerful societal forces.A great example of external conflict is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. The story features Man vs. Societyconflict, as Katniss Everdeen struggles against the oppressive Capitol.

In The Hunger Games, Katniss is forced into a deadly competition where she must fight for survival against other tributes. The Capitol controls the districts through fear, violence, and propaganda, making her battle much larger than just the arena—it’s a fight against an unjust system. Her rebellion sparks a revolution, showing how individuals can challenge powerful societal forces.A great example of external conflict is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. The story features Man vs. Societyconflict, as Katniss Everdeen struggles against the oppressive Capitol.

In The Hunger Games, Katniss is forced into a deadly competition where she must fight for survival against other tributes. The Capitol controls the districts through fear, violence, and propaganda, making her battle much larger than just the arena—it’s a fight against an unjust system. Her rebellion sparks a revolution, showing how individuals can challenge powerful societal forces.A great example of external conflict is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. The story features Man vs. Societyconflict, as Katniss Everdeen struggles against the oppressive Capitol.

In The Hunger Games, Katniss is forced into a deadly competition where she must fight for survival against other tributes. The Capitol controls the districts through fear, violence, and propaganda, making her battle much larger than just the arena—it’s a fight against an unjust system. Her rebellion sparks a revolution, showing how individuals can challenge powerful societal forces.A great example of external conflict is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. The story features Man vs. Societyconflict, as Katniss Everdeen struggles against the oppressive Capitol.

In The Hunger Games, Katniss is forced into a deadly competition where she must fight for survival against other tributes. The Capitol controls the districts through fear, violence, and propaganda, making her battle much larger than just the arena—it’s a fight against an unjust system. Her rebellion sparks a revolution, showing how individuals can challenge powerful societal forces.A great example of external conflict is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. The story features Man vs. Societyconflict, as Katniss Everdeen struggles against the oppressive Capitol.

In The Hunger Games, Katniss is forced into a deadly competition where she must fight for survival against other tributes. The Capitol controls the districts through fear, violence, and propaganda, making her battle much larger than just the arena—it’s a fight against an unjust system. Her rebellion sparks a revolution, showing how individuals can challenge powerful societal forces.A great example of external conflict is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. The story features Man vs. Societyconflict, as Katniss Everdeen struggles against the oppressive Capitol.

In The Hunger Games, Katniss is forced into a deadly competition where she must fight for survival against other tributes. The Capitol controls the districts through fear, violence, and propaganda, making her battle much larger than just the arena—it’s a fight against an unjust system. Her rebellion sparks a revolution, showing how individuals can challenge powerful societal forces.

how individuals can challenge powerful societal forces.

In The Hunger Games, Katniss is forced into a deadly competition where she must fight for survival against other tributes.

I feel that a third party isn’t the best in a lot of situations but is the best solution then doing it with the 2 party’s having a conflict.

Why is conflict needed to know your mistakes

Do conflict's happen/are related to our beliefs

Premise: Bukit Chandu War

Focus: Teamwork of the soldiers

What needs to be done:

1 . Build the Lego fixtures

2. Design the set

3. Write the script

4. Video and edit final product

Danish, Zeeqry, **Ijaz

Focus: British and Japanese Soldiers

What needs to be done:

1. Create a script. Choose a setting.

2. Video scene

3. Edit scene

Focus: News reporting from WWII after a plan crashes

What needs to be done:

1. Write the script

2. Build the plane fixtures

3. Video the news broadcast with green screen and effects

*Muhd Akif

Focus: Military Planes used during War

What needs to be done:

1. Create military planes

2. Create script

3. Video/ Record podcast

Focus : maria hertogh

What needs to be done :

1. Script of actual maria hertogh ending

2. Video of maria hertogh ending

3. Script of alternative ending

4. video of alternative ending

Focus: Bukit Chandu

What needs to be done:

1. Research 10 questions

2. Create quiz

3. Add pictures for enagaegement

1. Fix it themselves

2. Stay objective (i.e. put emotions aside)

3. Communicate (e.g. negotiate with others)

4. Understand (e.g. how they feel)

5. Solution (find various ways to avoid war or end the war)

• In this source, it is an interview with a civilian who experienced the atomic bombing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqpjQwpQBqI  

.In what ways does Singapore commemorate the lives and accomplishments of heroes such as Adnan and Lt. Lim Kang Wen today?

.In the face of overwhelming odds during the war, what drove these men to remain dedicated?

Welcome to "Wings of War." Today, we’re diving into the story of one of the unsung heroes of World War II—the Hawker Hurricane. While the Spitfire often steals the spotlight, the Hurricane was a true workhorse for the RAF.

Lawson:

The Hurricane, designed by Sir Sidney Camm in the late 1930s, was a rugged and reliable fighter. With a top speed of 340 miles per hour and armed with eight .303 Browning machine guns, it wasn’t the fastest or flashiest, but it was durable and easy to repair. These qualities made it invaluable in the early years of the war.

Jun Kai:

In the Battle of Britain, from July to October 1940, the Hurricane played a vital role. While the Spitfire often gets the credit, more Hurricanes were in action during the battle. It’s estimated that over half of the 3,000 German planes shot down were taken out by Hurricanes. Its firepower and toughness allowed pilots to engage in close dogfights and bring down enemy bombers.

Javier:

The Hurricane wasn’t just a defensive fighter. It adapted to many roles, from ground attack in North Africa to night fighting and even carrier-based missions. Over 14,000 Hurricanes were built, and they served in multiple theaters of war. While newer aircraft eventually took over, the Hurricane’s legacy as a versatile, dependable fighter endures.

Jarel:

Though the Spitfire is often remembered as the hero of Britain’s skies, it’s the Hawker Hurricane that was the true backbone during the Battle of Britain. Its strength, simplicity, and versatility made it a vital player in securing victory.

Everyone:

Thanks for listening to this episode of "Wings of War." Join us next time for more stories from the skies of World War II. Until then, keep flying high!