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Animals in Trouble: Endangered Species and How to Help Them

Learn about endangered species and discover ways to assist in their conservation efforts. Explore the challenges these animals face and understand how to make a positive impact on their survival. Engage in activities that promote teamwork, critical thinking, and effective communication.

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Animals in Trouble: Endangered Species and How to Help Them

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  1. WordDay 1Day 2Day 3Day 4ShiftFortunatelyRotateTrudgedBoardedIgnoreBattlingMentionedWordDay 1Day 2Day 3Day 4ShiftFortunatelyRotateTrudgedBoardedIgnoreBattlingMentioned

  2. Title: Animals in Trouble: Endangered Species and How to Help Them Author: Tanya Jackson Genre: Expository Reading Goal: Clarifying words in expository text. Team Cooperation Goal: Explain your ideas, and tell why Essential Question: How can we clarify words in expository text?

  3. Think Pair Share • What does “explain an idea” mean? • How can that help your team or your partner?

  4. spurts • Short bursts • The water came out in short spurts as Joe turned the faucet on and off quickly.

  5. perish • Die, vanish • Tanya knew the pigeons in the park would perish if the trees were cut down.

  6. Flock • Group, usually of birds • The flock of penguins sat on the iceberg

  7. scan • search • The teacher asked me to scan my paper for mistakes before I handed it in.

  8. roamed • wandered • A lost dog roamed the neighborhood for days.

  9. typical • Usual, normal On a typical day, I wake up at seven, but sometimes I wake up a little earlier.

  10. project • Plan, activity • The company started working on the project to build a new dam across the river.

  11. release • Let go • You can release the bird by opening its cage.

  12. Think Pair Share • What does it mean to clarify? • What are some strategies you can use to clarify words you don’t understand? • Another strategy we can use is to “think about it” . • “What is the big idea?”

  13. This is a passage from a book about animals in the South Pole • Just off the floating icecaps, the great orcas swim in packs, hunting for prey. Their black and white skin gleams in the sun when they come to the surface of the water.

  14. SQRRRL • Survey • Question • Read • Restate • Review • Learn

  15. Add to your Idea Tree • Survey the book…… • What do you think is the main idea? • Write down a question that you have about the topic

  16. Listening Comprehension • Page 49 of the Text

  17. Idea Tree • What was the main idea from what I read? • What are the supporting details?

  18. Preview Team Talkpg. 23 • Team Talk questions #1 and #2 focus on our reading goal: Clarifying

  19. Partner Reading – 10 minutes Partner Read- Page 50 • As you read, stop to clarify • As you read, add to your idea tree

  20. Team Discussion • Clarify sticky words with your team • Discuss the team talk questions • Write the answers to numbers 1 and 2 ONLY • Vocabulary Practice: Write a meaningful sentence with a vocabulary word from your list • If finished, practice fluency on page 4 or 7

  21. Class Discussion • What were some of the words your team clarified? • Let’s look at our answers for the team talk questions

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