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Today's Lesson

Readingexpository text narrative text

Word Workhomophones homographs review

Grammar comparative structures with adverbs and adjectives

Vocabulary

massive, exhibit, inhabit, protect vicious, hammer,aggressive, cage, view, tunnel, intelligent, virtual, scholarship, whistle, knot, determine, advice, curtain, broad, furious, napkin, abandoned, notice, scream

Level 6 Unit 1 Lesson 7

The Amazing Ocean

The deep, dark sea

Teacher Tips

Watch the whale wag its tail while Playing in the deep, dark sea. Spy the fish dance and swish while Swimming in the deep, dark sea. See the shark make a ripple mark while Hunting in the deep, dark sea. Hunting in the deep, dark sea? Oh no! Getting closer and closer to me!

word work

What is the difference between a homophone and a homograph?

crossword

Crossword

DOWN

6. a dry place with sand or to run away 8. a large body of salt water 10. yell and cry loudly

1. not old 2. fruits and vegetables or to make 5. past tense of know

ACROSS

3. a green fruit 4. sad or the color of the sky 7. garbage or to say no 9. to look at 11. a large marine mammal

vocabulary

Vocabulary Game

Use the dice!

advice

massive

notice

scream

start

Players

view

19

aggressive

22

vicious

15

furious

marine

exhibit

23

broadly

10

11

marine

scholarship

intelligent

Drag the game pieces

inhabit

abandoned

end

virtual

determine

protect

28

25

reading

Part Four

The Big Race

Christina thanked Muriel at the finish line and hugged her tightly. Muriel was happy that she saved Christina, but she sat down sadly, because she didn’t win the race. Suddenly, a fat walrus sat down next to Muriel. “You acted very bravely,” the walrus said. Muriel smiled and replied, “I’m not afraid of sharks. I know I can swim more quickly than they can, and I can move more gracefully.” “We need someone like you on our rescue team,” the walrus said. “There’s a three-month training course at the university, and then you will work keeping everyone safe from sharks. Are you interested?” Muriel smiled brightly. “Of course I am! I can go to the university after all.”

Discussion

character

retell

true or false

The topic tells you all of the details in a story.

The details are the facts you learn in a text.

The characters are the people in a story.

You retell a story before you read it.

Grammar

Comparative Quiz Game

Comparative Quiz Game

Animal

Adverb

Compare

Adjective

100 points

100 points

100 points

100 points

cat/lion

green

panda

quickly

200 points

200 points

200 points

200 points

horse/cow

happily

big

fox

300 points

300 points

300 points

300 points

carefully

ugly

panda

elephant/monkey

400 points

400 points

angrily

400 points

400 points

vicious

dophin/shark

hippo

Wrap Up

Did you prefer the expository essay or the narrative story?

Extension

Next lesson is the assessment, so be sure to review all of the new vocabulary and grammar!

Review

Word Work

Vocabulary

Reading

Grammar

Poem

Can you make comparative and superlative sentences?

Can you find the topic of an expository text and talk about the characters in a narrative story?

Do you need to review any of the vocabulary?

Do you know the difference between homophones and homographs?

Do you know it by heart?

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