Responsibility/Accountability

Hello Leader League,

It was fun hearing what you had to say in class today, we love hearing from you.  Here is a reminder about your assignment from W#1 and what else you can do in the coming weeks.  Everyone should complete level 1 or core but you can do more.  There are so many great things to learn and do!  

Core:
Read the words and lyrics of the song Star Spangled Banner and highlight anything you think discusses leadership, responsibility and accountability and be prepared to share your view point.
Watch this overview of the honey bee and then go here and do a second activity of your choice!   

Stretching:
Study the life of a bee and see if you see any connections to responsibility/accountability - make a poster or something to share with us on Eureka week. (poem, art, movie, song etc)
Cook something with honey as a featured ingredient and bring it to share
Girls - Beehives and you  this is a great article about YW and becoming a beehive and what that means for you

Master:
Memorize the poem Opportunity and present it during our 4th lens.
Read this talk and write about what it teaches you about responsibility - write it your journal 3 things you can do to be more responsible and work towards mastery.

Comments

  1. UnknownSeptember 26, 2017 at 5:49 PM

    Inspirement preparation for September 27, Geography and History, Principle Responsibility :
    Make a list of the most important things to you, in your life. You can just write your top three or make the list as long as you would like.

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