Transcript 4_1 How Night Came Day 3

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• The frist servant second servant and third
servant whent to get knight for Ieamnjas
daughter
Title: How Night Came from the Sea
Reading Goal: Plot
Team Cooperation Goal: Everyone
Participates
Genre: Narrative
Author: Mary-Joan Gerson
Vocabulary
Can you pronounce it
Do know the definition
Can you use it in a sentence
gleamed: Reflected light
Jennifer washed the kitchen floor until it
gleamed brightly.
shimmering: shining
At summer camp I could look up at night
and see all the stars shimmering in the
dark sky.
drooping:
Hanging down
The flowers in my house were
drooping because I forgot to water
them.
Tremble:
shake
It was so cold outside that I began to
tremble even in a coat and gloves.
calm:
Make still
They say that music can calm the
angriest animal.
Flickered: Flash quickly
The light from the film projector
flickered overhead in the movie
theater.
Reading Goal: plot
• In a story there is usually a main character. The
main character has to do things in the story. The
plot of the story is the action, or the events that take
place. Some plot events are more important than
others.
• The problems and the solutions are part of the plot.
• The events that take place in the story.
Pages TE p. 494
Pages 74-82
Let’s predict Page 319
Why do you think the third servant opened the bag of night?
Team Talk
Let’s preview the questions on
page 127 of your treasure
hunt.
Partner Read 15 minutes
Put 2 sticky notes on words that are new or
unfamiliar to you pages 328-329
Partner Read p. A:328-B:329
Restate page B:328 and A:329
Read Silently: Page 328-329
Discuss with team words you clarified
 Find vocabulary words
Team Discussion
• Pass out Team Discussion Cards
• Discuss answers to team talk questions
• Write answers to question 1 and 4
Class Discussion
• What are some of the words you clarified?
• Answer questions 1-4
Adventures in Writing 15 min
Treasure hunt page 125
Discuss with your table first.
Vocabulary Practice
Treasure Hunt Page 127
Fluency
5 min
• Page 320, paragraph 1 (sentence 2)-3, pages
323-325 (sentence 2), or pages 328 and 329
(sentence 1)