上課紀錄：
年級 ✨ 五年級
文章來源 ✨ AAA的免費雜誌
花費時間 ✨ 兩個小時
O.R.I.D.練習時間 ✨ on and off 沒有很多次
要求字數 ✨ 無
🧡 我一直很喜歡這本雜誌，覺得簡單易讀，而且內容豐富有趣。
(如果有AAA的會員，不要丟掉這個季刊喔!)
🧡 這一篇文章是妹妹自己選的，她覺得圖案畫得很漂亮，是她很喜歡的風格。
(我家小女兒是那種選書看封面的小孩，還好她運氣都不錯。哈)
這邊是她想出來的問題：
Objective Questions: What is Ramen?
Reflective Questions: It is easy to find Ramen?
Interpretive Questions: What does Ramen mean to me?
Decisional Questions: Would you like to own a Ramen shop?
這邊是她自問自答的答案：
Objective Questions: What is Ramen?
Ramen is a Japanese style noodle soup and serves it with shop and meat.
Reflective Questions: It is easy to find Ramen?
Yes, You can find Ramen in many places, especially in anywhere that has Asian.
Interpretive Questions: What does Ramen mean to me?
Ramen is one of my favorite foods, I love it when the day is cold or when I am sick.
Decisional Questions: Would you like to own a Ramen shop?
No, I don’t think so, I don’t like restaurant business.
這邊是她利用自己的回答改寫的文章：
Ramen
Ramen is a Japanese style noodle soup, the noodle itself is made with wheat flour, various vegetable oils and flavorings. After the noodles are cooked, they serve it with a variety of soup bases, green onions, seaweed, and meat. Of course, there are many other combinations, but my favorite is the skinny ramen noodle with soy sauce flavored soup base, if you give it a chance, I am sure you’ll find your favorite combination as well.
It’s easy to find good ramen places in Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, and of course, Japan. Here in Los Angeles, it’s not too hard either. Little Tokyo, Rowland Heights, and Fullerton, if you look hard enough you will be able to find one or two good ramen places in every city of LA. Los Angeles has a lot of immigrants, so it’s easy to find authentic international foods here.
I grew up in a Mexican-Chinese family, seeing noodles on our dining table is pretty normal, compared to Chinese fried noodles, Korean famous Shin ramen, I still like Japanese style noodle soup the best. It is deliciou, warm and very filling. I enjoyed it very much , especially on a cold and chilly day nothing beats a steaming hot bowl of soy sauce ramen.
Even though I like ramen very much, I’m not interested in owning a shop. I’m not into restaurant business. While I am enjoying my delicious ramen. I am appreciating the business man who brought ramen to America or better yet, make it an international food for everyone to enjoy the bowl of happiness.
*In Japan, Ramen has a nickname: bowl of happiness.
🧡 這個是妹妹的上課紀錄，妹妹的功課尚未被修正過，只是單純的被我記錄下來。 練習O.R.I.D.的過程當中，我只會給出引導不會修正或給出意呢!
withVal 