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Topic Term 3.

THINKING ABOUT THINKING. In the last two- three weeks our class have been working on a mini country study and I researched Kenya. We had to do a evaluation about what we have learnt and this is it... RED HAT: How do you feel about what you have found out about your country? I feel a bit sad about what i have learnt around Kenya because many people there are dying of starvation. They need food, clothes and shelter. Many Kenyans are helpless at this time and it’s sad researching about this stuff. WHITE HAT: Write down at least one of each fact you were to include in your study. Kenya is a republic country Eastern Africa, around the Indian Ocean. A republic country is a country that doesn’t have royalty in charge of there country and what happens in it. Many people are known to visit Kenya for there national parks, game reserves and marine parks. Down below is a picture of Kenya’s icon. It is known as a proud heritage of christianity as well as Judaism and Ethiopia. BLACK HAT: What are the negative things you found out about your country? The negative things i have found out about my country is definitely the food shortages and the fact that we are losing people in our world. YELLOW HAT: Write down the positive things you found out about your country. The positive things i have found out about my country are the national parks. It’s nice to know that they have so many animals in there countries and they’re not cruel to them. GREEN HAT: How could some of the issues you have learnt about be solved? I think that some of the issues i have learnt can be solved by people around the world that can help give the helpless people seeds to grow food and dig wells for water. And for shelter they can build houses for them.  BLUE: What is your justified opinion about what you have found out? My justified opinion about what i have learnt and found out is that some Kenyans are in need of food, water and shelter, and many of us in the world can put a stop to it! By just giving seeds for them to plant as food, and digging some wells for water, and building some houses for shelter we can put a stop to starvation, homelessness and dehydration.

WALT: Recognise the different roles in an organisation and how they overlap.