Themes

The table below is a list of themes from an article I talked about in an earlier post. The article talks about the Ukrainian refugees and how they’re coping with the events of the war. The first half of the table is a list themes from the article that relates to me. The bottom half of the table is list of themes from the article that relate to the refugees in the article.

Sacrifice Something you love Sacrifice yourself  Sacrifice your money and time	Family Strong bonds  Care for one another Fight for each other  Supporting each other	Hope Achieving your dreams To have motivation  Keep pushing forward, no matter what	Kindness     Respect others  Forgive others Be charitable towards others.
Friends and family  Their homes  Money and food Their culture and history	Praying for each other Losing relatives to the war Caring for each other in shelters	To be free from war To have peace  To have food and shelter To reunite with their families	Care from World Vision and other volunteers Free shelter and food

Yesterday in reading, my group and I read an article about the current conflicts in Ukraine. This article talked about how the families of Ukraine are coping and dealing with the events from the war.  The article talked about one family who was evacuating. The mother of that family told her kids that they were only going on a ‘holiday’, to keep her kids from knowing the horrors of war. Other families were talked about, and how much they have suffered. After reading this article, we had to work on something called a Role on the Wall.  We had to use a empty template of a person. That person would be a child who has suffered from the war. On the inside, we would put what we assumed the feelings of the child were. On the outside, we would put the things creating those feelings. The black words are the inner feelings, and the blue words are the things creating the inner feelings.