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Watch Tiny Turtles Tumble Towards the Sea

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Magentic GPS????

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Task 3:                SeeSaw Assignment: Subject/Predicate     

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Task 3:                SeeSaw Assignment: Subject/Predicate     

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Complete the T-chart

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PRACTICE MAKES PROGRESS!!!
Read:  One TIny Turtle everyday for 10 min.
Due Friday:  Hop on Vocaroo
Record your reading
Copy link and email it to me!
IN THE SUBJECT LINE ADD YOUR NAME/READING FLUENCY

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Vocaroo is a quick and easy way to share voice messages over the interwebs.

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Work Assignment Expectations:
Focus on every task
Give me your best!
Neat handwriting, watch spelling ALWAYS
Proofread every task before finishing it

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Tuesday:  Whole Group                Fluency Practice Read Aloud

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Tuesday:  Whole Group                Fluency Practice Read Aloud

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Practice everyday for 10 min.
Highlight the similes in yellow and add them to the I Spy chart!

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I can write a summary using key words somebody, wanted, but, so, and then.

I can identify the cause and effect in various situations.

I can identify the main idea and key details in a text.

I can identify different figurative language in a text.

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SUbject/Predicate
Watch video as introduction to Subject and Predicate! Why do we need a subject and a predicate?

Let's do some examples!
Use your ELA journals to write the sentences I write. Write the subject in red crayon and the predicate in blue!

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Subjects and Predicates | Subject and Predicate | Complete Sentences | Award Winning Teaching Video

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Create a baby turtle! On it's back include one fact you have learned about turtles this week...
Where do they migrate to?
Why to they migrate?
How are baby turtles born and where do they go?

What Ocean do we need to put them in?
We will put these details together on an ocean then use the facts to help us  create a main idea!!!!

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Listen and learn the words :) The hints will help you as you find the main idea of a text!

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Introduction to Reading Skills: Identify Main Idea Rap

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Somebody Wanted But So Then - A Summarizing Song

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Listen to the story and complete the explanatory writing >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

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one tiny turtle read aloud - Video Search Results

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The search engine that helps you find exactly what you're looking for. Find the most relevant information, video, images, and answers from all across the Web.

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Let's take a swim!

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Unlike other species of sea turtles, which have hard shells, the leatherback's shell is leathery; it feels almost rubbery. The shell is black, often speckled with white or yellow spots. These huge reptiles lived 100 million years ago-during the age of dinosaurs-but their future is uncertain.

Leatherbacks are one of the more endangered creatures on Earth. They are often caught by accident in fishing nets. Stuck underwater, they drown. Sea turtle nesting habitats are also being destroyed, and the eggs they do lay are illegally collected by people for food.

Newly hatched sea turtles instinctively head from the nest to the sea, but in areas where people live, the hatchlings often become confused by lights from houses built along shore. Instead of heading to sea, they head toward the lights. Another hazard for sea turtles is floating plastic trash, which they often mistake for jellyfish, their main food. Leatherbacks must breathe air at the surface, but can stay underwater for up to 35 minutes at a time. Only females ever leave the ocean.

During nesting season, the female comes ashore on a sandy beach, where she digs a hole. She lays about 100 eggs in the hole, covers them with sand, and heads back to sea. Sea turtles do not guard their nests, so the babies are on their own. The eggs take about two months to hatch. The tiny hatchlings are only 2 to 3 inches (5 to 8 centimeters) long.

As soon as they hatch, they dig their way out of the sandy nest and scurry across the beach to the sea. Gulls and other birds often scoop up the hatchlings before they make it to the water. Other predators, such as large fish, await those lucky enough to make it into the sea.

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Leatherback sea turtles are the biggest turtles on Earth. An adult leatherback sea turtle is generally longer than an average-size man is tall. Unlike other species of sea turtles, which have hard shells, the leatherback's shell is leathery; it feels almost rubbery. The shell is black, often speckled with white or yellow spots.

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Where did his/her journey begin?
How many miles did he/she travel to present?
How long has she been traveling?

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Tuesday Intro:              Mini-Lesson: Anchor Chart               

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Tuesday Intro:              Mini-Lesson: Anchor Chart               

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Let's Talk:  Add Post-Its to an anchor chart as you learn what sea turtles
Can       Have       Are

Distance Learners:  As you learn and discover about sea turtles, comment below about things the can, have and are!
Make sure to begin the comment with your name!

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Task 4: One Tiny Turtle    Explanatory Writing        

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Task 4: One Tiny Turtle    Explanatory Writing        

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Explain what you have learned about the journey of a turtle.
REVISE AND EDIT!!
PROOFREAD to make sure that you pay attention to punctuation and capital letters!
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Task 1 and 2:  Franklin and the Thunderstorm

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Task 1 and 2:  Franklin and the Thunderstorm

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Book Read Aloud for task 1

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"FRANKLIN AND THE THUNDERSTORM" - Read Aloud - Storybook for kids, children & adults

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LISTEN TO THE MAIN IDEA RAP BEFORE YOU START YOUR JOURNEY!
With a partner:
In pairs, race to see who can answer the Main Idea Mayhem Challenge!
Volunteers will share the text and discuss the main idea they chose.
Under the ladybug... Agree/Disagree?  Discuss as a group!
DLs write the main idea from each card onto your recording sheet.  ONLY COMPLETE TEN! Choose any 10 that you want to do!
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<<<<<<Listen to the Summarizing Song BEFORE YOU GET STARTED!  <<<<<<
Create a summary about the book, Franklin and the Thunderstorms.
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Task 5:                              Cause and Effect

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Task 5:                              Cause and Effect

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Leveled Sea Turtle-
Cause and Effect
Dive-In to discover with our cause and effect skill!
YOU NEED AT LEAST 4 FROM THE PASSAGE!
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Cause and Effect Reading Strategy

Cause and Effect Reading Comprehension

Teaching children to identify cause and effect within texts is crucial. Identifying cause and effect helps children to understand what happens and why it happens. Signal words can help identify cause and effect relationships. Improve comprehension and understanding with these worksheets aimed at supporting a reader's ability to identify cause and effect relationships.

Cause and Effect Reading Worksheets

Cause and Effect 'Elephants' Text

Look for signal words in the text passage to help identify the cause and effect relationships. Fill the graphic organiser with the findings.

Cause and Effect 'Ivory' Text

Look for signal words in the text passage to help identify the cause and effect relationships. Fill the graphic organiser with the findings.

Cause and Effect 'Pitcher Plant' Text

Look for signal words in the text passage to help identify the cause and effect relationships. Fill the graphic organiser with the findings.

Cause and Effect Worksheets

Cause and Effect Graphic Organisers

Cause and Effect

Identify 'cause and effect' relationships. Identify what happened and what caused it to happen.

Chain of Events

Learn about 'cause and effect' relationships by linking events in an ordered sequence.

More Reading Strategies:
Back to Reading Strategies

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Cause and Effect Reading Strategy Worksheets * EasyTeaching.net

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Cause and Effect Reading Comprehension Teaching children to identify cause and effect within texts is crucial. Identifying cause and effect helps children to understand what happens and why it happens. Signal words can help identify cause and effect relationships. Improve comprehension and understanding with these worksheets aimed at supporting a reader's ability to identify cause and effect relationships.

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Draw a picture of the main character and add the character traits you learned about him while reading.
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