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A Summer’s Trade

A Summer’s Trade. Day 1. Concept Talk. Why do people make sacrifices for others?. Partner Share. What kinds of things might people sacrifice for others? Can you think of a time when you gave something up for someone else?. Let’s Talk About. Turn to page 258-259

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A Summer’s Trade

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  1. A Summer’s Trade Day 1

  2. Concept Talk Why do people make sacrifices for others?

  3. Partner Share • What kinds of things might people sacrifice for others? • Can you think of a time when you gave something up for someone else?

  4. Let’s Talk About • Turn to page 258-259 • What are the people in the middle photo doing? • They donated their time because they are committed to helping others. • Why would people be giving boxes to others?

  5. Let’s Talk About • How is the soldier making a sacrifice? • He might suffer consequences, such as becoming injured. • Why do people make sacrifices for others?

  6. Listen: Christie’s Sacrifice is about someone who makes sacrifices for a friend. Listen for: -committed -consequences -donated -underprivileged

  7. Amazing Words • Committed- dedicated to a task • We are committed to the Pirates football team. • Consequence- the result of something • The consequence of Ned’s fall was a broken leg.

  8. Amazing Words • Donated- means to give money or help • Many people donate money or time to charity to help. • Underprivileged- people who are underprivileged have fewer advantages than most people have. • Many charities use their resources to help underprivileged

  9. Author’s Purpose • To persuade • To inform • To entertain • Or to express feelings

  10. Vocabulary • Bandana- a handkerchief, usually with a pattern on it • Bracelet- jewelry worn on the wrist • Teach your partner these words.

  11. Vocabulary • Hogan-shelter used by Native Americans • Jostled-to be bumped • Teach your partner these words.

  12. Vocabulary • Mesa- flat toped landform • Navajo- a tribe of Native Americans • Teach your partner these words.

  13. Vocabulary • Turquoise- a bluish-green stone • Teach your partner this word.

  14. Spelling • Final syllables –en, -an, -el, -le, -il • Let’s take our pretest now.

  15. Main and helping verbs A helping verb helps a main verb. The helping verb comes before the main verb.

  16. Helping/Main verbs • I ameating my lunch. • Ed hastaken the test. • We weretalking.

  17. Writing • Personal Narrative: • Tells about something you have experienced • Uses personal thought • Descriptive details

  18. Personal Narrative • Personal narratives are written using first-person point of view • Uses words like I, me, my, mine, we, and our • Personal narratives are made more personal when writers share their thoughts and feelings about the experience they are describing.

  19. Personal Narrative • Let’s look at this story together and search for examples of the writer sharing their thoughts and feelings.

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