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Week 26 Dragons and Dinosaurs Students need a partner, textbooks, pencils, practice books, crayons, writing journals or

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Week 26. Dragons and Dinosaurs Students need a partner, textbooks, pencils, practice books, crayons, writing journals or notebook paper. (Thanks to Clare Pechon , Independence, Lousiana ) for voc slides. Dragons and Dinosaurs. This week’s main story is titled, “Dragons and Dinosaurs”. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Week 26

Dragons and DinosaursStudents need a partner,

textbooks, pencils, practice books, crayons, writing journals

or notebook paper

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(Thanks to Clare Pechon, Independence, Lousiana) for voc slides.

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Dragons and Dinosaurs

• This week’s main story is titled, “Dragons and Dinosaurs”.

• In your writing journal, sketch and label a picture of a dragon and then sketch and label a picture of a dinosaur.

YOU HAVE ABOUT 10 MINUTES TO FINISH BOTH.

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Pair and Share• Turn and share your drawings

with your partner. Discuss what is the same about your drawings and what is different.

• Remember to face your partner and look at your partner and at their drawings as they talk to you.

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Nonfiction Texts• Nonfiction texts give facts. • In a nonfiction text, some facts

and ideas are more important that others.

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• To understand nonfiction text, you need to identify the most important ideas, or the main ideas.•A lot of times, the first

sentence in a paragraph tells you the main idea for the whole paragraph.

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Summarizing What You Read

•When you read, pause periodically to summarize sections of text.•Remember to look for the

main ideas in each section of text.

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Read paragraph 1 together:

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Summary:

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Read paragraph 2 together. Jot down the main points and then work with a partner to write a summary.

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Building Background:

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VocabularyWords

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contraptionA contraption is a strange-looking

machine or device.

Why might someone stare at a

contraption?

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roamedIf a creature

roamed an area, it wandered

around there.Which roamed the

earth in ancient times – trees or dinosaurs?

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massiveSomething

massive is very large and heavy.What is one massive animal that lives in

the ocean?

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submergedIf something is

submerged, it is beneath the surface of a body of water.

What might you use to explore a

submerged object?

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elegantSomething elegant

is graceful and pleasing to look at.

Where would you find elegant furniture – in a fancy

hotel or in a bus station?

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obstaclesObstacles are things that get in your way when you are going somewhere or trying to reach a goal.Why is it

dangerous to leave obstacles on

stairs?

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complicatedSomething that is complicated has many parts that are connected in ways to make it hard to understand.What is one

complicated device that some workers

use?

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eerieSomething that is eerie is strange and makes people feel afraid.

How would you feel if you heard an eerie

noise?

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(Thanks to Clare Pechon, Independence, Lousiana)

Practice Book page 151

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