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Record your homework

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Get your StoryTown book

Please complete a Pink Poster Activity when you are done.

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Questioning

Monitor/ Clarify

Summarize/ Synthesize

Predict/Infer

MakingConnectionsUse Prior Knowledge

VisualizeEvaluate

Making JudgmentsAuthor’s Purpose

ST: 158

blue comp book

Please use the Plot and Setting frame to write a summary of Befiddled.

Then, be thinking… What is Becky like? How might you describe her?

ClosureHalf lined paper

ActionHow

When

Where

Just thinking:Scratch paper

Good Writers

USE DETAILS!

Student ModelPlease cut out the student model

Glue it in your blue comp book

Read it silentlyHead on your desk when you are done.

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Learning from the Student Model

Begin your pre-write. Make sure to include details!

When you are done, please edit the following sentences on your slate:

1. Harry thank us for are hospitality.

2. Has you seen the statue of Liberty?

Please:Action

How

When

Where

slates

Chapter1 Chapter 2 Unit 1

Procedures for testsChapters make up units

Slates ready…

What does a test test?

1. The theory of continental drift explains that:

A. Forces deep within Earth caused one huge continent to break into separate continents.

B. Human activities have changed the shape of Earth’s landforms.

2. Where is the largest amount of drinkable fresh water found?

A. In lakes and riversB. In frozen glaciers and ice caps.

Number your slate 1-5slates

3. When it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere, then-

A. It is summer in the Southern Hemisphere, too. B. The Northern Hemisphere is tilted towards the

sun. 4. What impact does a rain shadow have on

the land below it?A. It causes earth's tectonic plates to slideB. It causes the dry air to absorb moisture from the

land. 5. Desertification is increasing because-

A. Humans are using more fresh water than they need.

B. Fertile lands are being over farmed, over logged and overgrazed.

slates

Complete page 48-49◦Complete the main idea organizer, but

◦No advertisement or tall tale ◦1-14

Then, we’ll play a game!

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