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Reading is like a mystery! If you use clues wisely, you can go anywhere.

What's the Big Idea?. Reading is like a mystery! If you use clues wisely, you can go anywhere. I Can . . . I can read a growing number of words. I can use context clues to figure out new words and their meanings. I can identify my purpose for reading. “Wild Shots”. They’re My Life

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Reading is like a mystery! If you use clues wisely, you can go anywhere.

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  1. What's the Big Idea? Reading is like a mystery! If you use clues wisely, you can go anywhere.

  2. I Can . . . • I can read a growing number of words. • I can use context clues to figure out new words and their meanings. • I can identify my purpose for reading.

  3. “Wild Shots” They’re My Life Created by: M. Coliadis and M. Kozlowski

  4. creatures

  5. creatures • Animals; any living being • Animals; any living being • “My friends were the gentle, trusting creatures of the Galapagos Islands, where I grew up.” (p. 182)

  6. creatures

  7. curious

  8. curious • Full of questions • Full of questions • “The best part was that the animals in the Galapagos were as curious about me as I was about them.” (p. 183)

  9. ? ? curious ? ?

  10. marine

  11. marine • Found in the sea • Found in the sea • “Galapagos marine iguanas are the only lizards in the world that feed in the sea.” (p. 186)

  12. marine

  13. delicate

  14. delicate • easily broken • easily broken • “But neither delicate throat pouch got punctured.” (p. 188)

  15. delicate

  16. collapsed

  17. collapsed • fell (from being very hot, tired, sick) • fell • “Finally, the collapsed into a heap and started snoozing.” (p. 189)

  18. collapsed

  19. survived

  20. survived • Lived (through a difficult time) • Lived • “The ones that survived would spend years growing up far out in the ocean.” (p. 189)

  21. survived

  22. Check your understanding • Which word has to do with the sea? 1) creatures 2) marine 3) delicate

  23. 1) creatures 2) marine 3) delicate

  24. Which word is a synonym (same) for animals? 1) marine 2) curious 3) creatures

  25. 1) marine 2) curious 3) creatures

  26. Someone who asks a lot of questions is ________. • delicate • collapsed • curious

  27. delicate • collapsed • curious

  28. What word means lived? • survived • curious • collapsed

  29. survived • curious • collapsed

  30. A sand dollar can be very easily broken. A sand dollar is ___________. • delicate • curious • creatures

  31. delicate • curious • creatures

  32. What word is a synonym for fell? • survived • creatures • collapsed

  33. survived • creatures • collapsed

  34. What's the Big Idea? Reading is like a mystery! If you use clues wisely, you can go anywhere.

  35. I Can . . . • I can read a growing number of words. • I can use context clues to figure out new words and their meanings. • I can identify my purpose for reading.

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