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NEXT WEEK  (May 5th ) THE PADLET LINK IS BELOW: 

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NEXT WEEK  (May 5th ) THE PADLET LINK IS BELOW: 

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Learning More about The Statue of Liberty

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1) READ CHAPTERS 5- AFTERWARD   ( On PADLET below)
2) ANSWER THE QUESTIONS  after reading each chapter.   ( on PADLET or on paper: paper copy to print out is below)
3) Optional: MAKE A CROWN. When you are finished, if you have the materials at home, you may want to make a crown and wear it to our discussion. ( Not everyone will have paper big enough but you can tape it together) BE CREATIVE. The directions for the crown are on the last pages of the story.

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Lily and Miss Liberty Questions Ch. 5-end

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CHAPTER 6       The French Ship Arrives                                                           * Questions are MUST DO's. (Pick 2)        

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CHAPTER 6       The French Ship Arrives                                                           * Questions are MUST DO's. (Pick 2)        

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*1.   How could you tell that Lily was excited about going to the Miss Liberty Celebration?   Tell about a time when you were excited to go somewhere.
She made crowns, had trouble eating and thought she wouldn’t be able to sleep. I felt excited when we were going to visit grandma and papa in Kansas City. (AS)
She couldn't fall asleep. We had to wake up at 4am to go to Hawaii. I couldn't fall asleep. (HF)
When it was her bedtime she couldn't fall asleep because she was excited about going to the Celebration for Miss Liberty.  I was excited to go to Tennessee last fall. (EP)
She wouldn't be able to sleep. I remember when I was excited to go to the lakehouse. I couldn't sleep either! I packed my special things like stuffed animals and I also like to bring gum. (SW)

2.  What were some of the special things that people did to welcome the ship coming into the harbor?    Why did it look like a snowstorm (  page 15)
People were shooting off cannons, blowing the ship horns, playing music, and cheering. It looked like a snowstorm when the ladies waved their handkerchiefs. (EP

3. Why did the Ise’re ( the ship) anchor on Bedloe Island?
Because that's where the statue is going to be put. (SW)

4. Why couldn’t they see Miss Liberty during the celebration?
Miss Liberty was in wooden crates (AS)
She was still hidden in boxes in the bottom of the ship. (HF)

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CHAPTER 5     The Fund Grows Bigger                                                                    * Questions are MUST DO's.   (Pick 2-3)                                                                                                           

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CHAPTER 5     The Fund Grows Bigger                                                                    * Questions are MUST DO's.   (Pick 2-3)                                                                                                           

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1. What did Lily admire about Rachel?  What do you think of Rachel?
Lilly admires Rachel because she thinks Rachel is brave.  I think Rachel is brave and kind. (EP)
Lily admires Rachel because she thinks that Rachel is kind and confident. I think Rachel is thoughtful to stick up for her friend. (SW)

2. How do you know Lily is a kind person in this chapter?
Because she gave Lena forty-two cents. (HF)
Lily worked hard to earn the money and then let Lena have 42 cents of it (AS)

3. Do you think it is important for all the children to contribute to the pedestal fund? Why or why not?
No because some kids like Lena don’t have money (AS)
Yes, because then everyone will feel important. If you can't give money, you can make a crown. (SW)

*4. What do you think the letter said that the class wrote to the newspaper?
DEAR MR. PULITZER,
We have money for the pedestal. We have $7.47. Love, Miss Pearson's class (HF)
Here is the money our class raised for the pedestal fund.  We are also giving you a Miss Liberty crown that one of our students made.  (EP)
The whole class raised money and we have 7.47 for the pedestal and a crown that Lily made. From, the class (AS)
We are excited to give the money for the pedestal. Our class worked hard for this money. (SW)

5. What did Papa say that freedom meant in this country?  What does freedom mean to you?
That you are free to make your own opinions. That you are free and not in slavery. (HF)
Papa says you are free to have your own opinions and own choices.  To me freedom means making your own choices and decisions. (EP)

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Lily and _Miss Liberty Ch. 5 to End Make a Crown too (1)

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                            LILY AND MISS LIBERTY by Carla Stevens

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                            LILY AND MISS LIBERTY by Carla Stevens

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Additional Information about the Statute of Liberty            

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Additional Information about the Statute of Liberty            

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On October 28, 1886, the Statue made its debut as about 1 million New Yorkers gathered for the ceremony. Sculptor Auguste Bartholdi pulled a cord that released a French flag that covered the Statue of Liberty's face.

The statue stands 151 feet high (on top of a 154-foot-high pedestal) and shows Lady Liberty raising a torch in her right hand and holding in her left hand a tablet with the date of the publication of the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776.

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AFTERWARD           Answer all the questions. 

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AFTERWARD           Answer all the questions. 

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1. How long did it take the people of New York to raise the money for the pedestal?
They finished a month after they got Miss Liberty (AS)
A month after the ceremony. (SW)
July 1885 (EP)
A month after the celebration. (HF)

How long did it take to build the pedestal?
Almost a year (AS)
Almost a full year. (SW)
It took almost a year (EP)
It took almost a year to build. (HF)

How long did it take before the statue was ready to be unveiled (shown to the world)?
A year and a half after the pedestal was done (AS)
On October 28th, 1886 it was ready - a year and a half later. (SW)
Almost a year and a half after the statue arrived (EP)
Almost a year and a half later. (HF)

What country’s flag was covering the statue’s face for the unveiling?
Find a picture of this  flag and ATTACH IT BELOW.
French flag. Picture is at bottom of page. Not sure how to make it smaller(AS)
France's flag. (SW)
The French flag (EP)
The French flag. (HF)

Who made a speech thanking the French people for their gift?
The president (AS)
President Cleveland. (SW)
President Cleveland (EP)
President Cleveland (HF)

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CHAPTER  7         Liberty Enlightening the World                                              * Questions are MUST DO's. (Pick 2-3)        

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CHAPTER  7         Liberty Enlightening the World                                              * Questions are MUST DO's. (Pick 2-3)        

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1. What made Lily think that Mrs. Rosen may have changed her mind about the statue?
Mrs. Rosen said that she wished she went to the ceremony and that it sounded big and important. (SW)

2. Why were so many people interested in buying Lily’s crowns now?
They saw it in the newspaper. (HF)
They saw Lily's crown in the newspaper and are excited to see the statue arrive. (EP)

* 3.  Did Lily’s Mama change her mind about the statue by the end of the book?  Explain what you think.
Yes because she was excited to see it but she said she wanted to finish paying for the pedestal so she could pay for the poor people.(AS)
Yes, she wanted the statue but then wanted to help the poor people. (HF)
Yes, she still wants to give money to help poor people, but she thinks it's exciting that the pedestal will be paid for. Seeing Lily's name in the newspaper got the mom happy and excited. (SW)
Yes, she changed her mind because she saw how it made Lily and other people so excited. (EP)

4. On the last page, Lily pretended to be the statue, by standing on a chair and holding up a salt shaker in one hand.  Why does she do this?
Lily likes Miss Liberty and is excited that Miss Liberty will stand (AS)

5. What do you think her name means : Liberty, Liberty Enlightening the World!

Freedom and light (HF)
Freedom and earth (SW)

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Elise P.