Roald Dahl

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Roald Dahl
Piper Lovett
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Roald Dahl showed a lot of Perseverance

• Roald Dahl lives very far away from his family,
  and only gets to see them once a year.
• Roald Dahl has faced many deaths in his life, two
  of them were his sister, and his dad.
• Roald Dahl thought that nobody would like his
  miraculous stories.

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Roald Dahl was very Honest

• If any child in boarding school was caught doing
  something bad they were beaten by the headmaster.
  If Roald Dahl did anything bad in boarding
  school he admitted it, even if it led to a hard
  beating.
• Whenever Roald Dahl had a problem he went to his
  mother for help.
• One time Roald Dahl put something nasty in a
  persons tobacco and admitted it.

Roald Dahl as a young adult.
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Roald was very helpful

• Roalds siblings did not do their chores. Roald
  Dahl was always the one helping his mother.
• At boarding school the children had to test out
  new chocolate from a chocolate factory. The kids
  where always happy to help.
• In boarding school the younger children had to
  do anything the older kids asked them to do!

Roald Dahl museum and writing centre.
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Roald Dahl was also very brave
Repton, one of the schools Roald Dahl attended.

• Roald Dahl had enough courage to stay at
  boarding school for eleven years.
• When Roald Dahl was about eight years old, he
  had a doctor scrape about a handful of skin from
  his mouth with a knife.

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Respect

• There was this old lady that worked at the candy
  shop In Roald Dahl's town. She was mean to Roald
  Dahl and his friends because she thought they
  would wreck her candy shop. Roald Dahl showed
  her respect even though she didnt.

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Responsibility

• Roald Dahl was very responsible and organized.
• Roald Dahl had a responsibility to wake up on
  time at boarding school.
• Roald Dahl had a responsibility to go to
  school, even though he often got homesick.

Picture of Roald Dahl at Repton.
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Compassion
Children at Roald Dahl museum

• Roald Dahl was like a brother to everybody he
  met at boarding school. He felt bad for them if
  something terrible happened in their life. He
  also felt good for them, and cheered them on.

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Thank You

• Thank you for watching my slide show and I hope
  you learned a lot about Roald Dahl.