Traveling to perseverance
Josiah Donelson
My personal definition of Perseverance
Perseverance is when someone continues to do something until they have reached their goal. Even they never quit, and the obstacles are hard and challenging. But they never quit and they also have someone or something to help them to achieve their goal on the way.
Jackie Robinson
A star baseball player who was treated poorly from other baseball teams and the fans. But he ignored them and also helped other black people gain their rights. He followed his dreams and visited the people who were going to pick which team he is going to be in. But the people didn't want him in because he's black. But the Dodgers coach wanted him in his team. Soon after that he was in the Dodgers and became successful.
Eleanor Roosevelt
The first lady of the United States who helped everybody around the world. She visited kids that were in a hospital and gave the army sandwiches when they're going to war. Her husband was diagnosed with a disease called polio. Polio is a disease that paralyze people. Eleanor helped her husband with his speech and more. Later she helped other women gain their rights and get their voice out to do what men can do also.
Nadja Salerno Sonneberg
A violinist who practiced the violin ever since she got it. She succeeded over all the other violinists in a competition. But she lost her home due to a fire. Everything was destroyed but the phone. And her motorcycle exploded. But she was able to get a new home after all of the accidents happening to her. She never got injured due to the explosion and the fire.
He helped black's gain their rights. Played in the MLB. ( Major League Baseball.) Lots of MLB fans yelled at him and called him names. Players made fun of him. But he had resilience. In 1910 all of the conflicts and cruelty happened
Nadja Salerno Sonnenberg steps to victory
1. Practiced violin every day ever since she got her violin
2. Went to music class to get better at the violin, even though she doesn't have a violin
3.Participated in events to see if her violin skills are better
4.She went to a competition and made it to the qualifying rounds
5.In finals she used her weak piece in the second round then her strong one in the finals
6. She was able to triumph over other violinist in competiion
Lesson learned from perseverance
The lesson that I have learned from perseverance is to never give up even if the task is long and challenging. Lots of people that I have learned about has changed me. It has resolved me to do better and give it all I have got. Lots of people have perseverance when they're against others or obstacles for themselves or for someone. When you are trying to reach your goal, you can fail. Lots of people did fail but they have never gave up. They want to keep pushing into the goal until the obstacle is cleared. And when the obstacle is clear they have reached their goal.
How orphans felt when boarding on the train
When the orphans went on the train they thought that it will be very scary. They never knew what it is like to be adopted. But when they went to a stop to get adopted, they had smiles on their faces. They left their fear behind and went to their new family. But not all of the orphans loved their family. Usually their family were cruel to them. But for other orphans they were lucky that their parents loved them.