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Thunder Rose

Thunder Rose. Day 2. Concept Talk. How can nature challenge us?. Anchored Talk. What types of natural disasters might make a roaring noise? What would you do if a twister was coming toward your house? Would you rather work as a meteorologist or as a storm chaser?. Let’s get our books.

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Thunder Rose

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  1. Thunder Rose Day 2

  2. Concept Talk How can nature challenge us?

  3. Anchored Talk • What types of natural disasters might make a roaring noise? • What would you do if a twister was coming toward your house? • Would you rather work as a meteorologist or as a storm chaser?

  4. Let’s get our books • 1-5 • 6-10 • 11-15 • 16-20 • 21-25 • 26-30 • 31-32

  5. Amazing Words • Precipice- a nearly vertical cliff or mountainside • They hiked to the precipice and looked over. • Stamina- strength or endurance • Pat ran hard, but he didn’t have enough stamina.

  6. Vocabulary • Veins- tubes inside the body that carry blood • I learned about veins in my science class.

  7. Vocabulary • lullaby- a bedtime song • My mother used to sing me a lullaby. • Pitch- tar, very black • They used pitch to fix the road.

  8. Vocabulary • daintily-in a delicate way • She daintily picked her way through the field. • There was no place to live because there was so much devastation.

  9. Vocabulary • Constructed- built • They constructed the treehouse from wood scraps. • Branded- a way of marking something • The cow was branded on his hind quarter.

  10. Vocabulary • Resourceful- being very capable or handy • They didn’t need to hire a carpenter, their dad was very resourceful. • Thieving- stealing or robbing • He has a history of thieving.

  11. Word Analysis • Greek and Latin Roots • Choose the root to match the meaning

  12. Tall Tales • Tall tales are a type of story that is sometimes based on real life characters. The characters and actions are exaggerated. The heroes are like superheroes-their abilities are superhuman and they solve impossible problems. • They often use hyperbole or obvious exaggeration that should not be taken literally

  13. Hyperbole • Big as a house • I had a ton of homework. • I have a million things to do. • He has tons of money. • That car costs a bazillion dollars. • They ran like greased lightning.

  14. Language • Homonyms: • Words that sound the same, are pronounced the same but have different meanings • Row/row • Feet/feet • Buck/buck

  15. Subject and Predicate • The Tale of Mr. Morton

  16. Subject and Predicate • That man is a mail carrier. • That man –complete subject • Man- simple subject • Is a mail carrier- complete predicate • Is- simple predicate • Mail carrier- predicate nominative

  17. Tall Tales Paul Bunyan

  18. Let’s check our daily fix it.

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