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Page 1: By Scott ODell From Island of the Blue Dolphins Illustrated by Russ Walks Fourth Grade, Open Court Unit 4: Survival Vuthny Prak, Palmetto Elementary .

By Scott O’Dell From Island of the Blue Dolphins

Illustrated by Russ WalksFourth Grade, Open CourtUnit 4: SurvivalVuthny Prak, Palmetto Elementary

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The elements of realistic fiction are listed below.

•The characters behave as people or animals do in real life.•The setting of the story is a real place or could be a real place.

•The events in the story could happen in real life.

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•This story is an example of realistic fiction; it is not a true story but is one that could have happened.

•In fact, it is based on the true story of a Native American girl who was left upon an island near the coast of southern California and lived there alone for 18 years.

San Nicolas Island

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Later called Juana Maria

What are the challenges involved in surviving a harsh environment?

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The following words are indicators of place and location.

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between two cars

behind his back

beyond the white mountains

among the fruits

against the wall

between behind beyond among against

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These words have multiple meanings. Each word can be used as a noun or a verb.

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rose dip color rock handle

noun noun noun noun noun

verb verb verb verb verb

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Each of these words has the letter “c” pronounced /s/ before “e” or “i” (& also “y”).

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advice medicine decide ancestors circle

What letters spell the /s/ sound in each of these words?

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These words are plurals.

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arrows ages

times

tides cliffs

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The sea was calm behind the high cliffs.

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What words have the long vowel sounds?

How is the long e sound spelled in “sea”?How is the long e sound spelled in “behind”?How is the long i sound spelled in “behind”?How is the long i sound spelled in “high”?

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Now I spent most of my time on the rock.

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Identify the pronouns.

Which one is a subject pronoun?Which one is a possessive pronoun?

subject pronoun

possessive pronoun

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They turned around in a great circle and began to follow me.

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past

pastWhat verb tense are the words turned and began?

The word turned is a regular past-tense verb, formed by adding ________ to ___________.

The verb began is an irregularpast tense form of the verb_________.

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All cliffs are made of rocks.

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Which words are plural?

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be fallpur

de sert

id

ly

chaf

ing

befall

pursued

deserted

idly

chafing

sued

ed

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Whatever might befall me on the endless waters did not trouble me.

Thomas hoped that no harm would befall the lost puppy.

befall (verb)—to happen to

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It meant far less than the thought of staying on the island alone, pursued by wild dogs.

The cat pursued the mouse and finally caught it.

pursued (verb)—chased; followed; huntedFourth Grade, Open Court

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Even greater was the thought of the deserted island I would return to.

Jack felt deserted when his brother went to the game without him.

deserted (verb)--abandoned

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The canoe drifted idly on the calm sea.

Cara daydreamed as she swayed idly in her hammock.

idly (adverb)—lazily; slowly

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My hands had begun to bleed from the chafing of the paddle.

The tight shoes were chafing the back of her feet.

chafing (verb)—rubbing so as to make sore

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