The-Wild-Call-A-Harrowing-Journey.pptx
katiria ruiz
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Katiria Ruiz
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A gripping tale of survival against nature's fiercest predators.
The Wild Call: A Harrowing Journey
• Use details to tell what happened in a story.
• Identify key individuals, characters, events, or ideas in a text.
• Determine how key individuals, events, or ideas are introduced, elaborated, or expanded on in a text.
• Determine the author’s point of view.
• Relate words to words with similar but not identical meanings (synonyms).
• Use context to determine the meaning of unknown or multiple meaning words.
The students will:
Objectives
To help someone from danger.
Rescue
To keep someone safe.
Save
Flames that are hot and burn; used by Henry to keep wolves away.
Fire
To move from one place to another.
Travel
An area full of trees and plants.
Forest
To hurt or kill.
Attack
Lost.
Missing
Feeling afraid.
Scared
A female wolf.
She-Wolf
Wild animals like big dogs that live in packs.
Wolves
A dog trained to pull a sled.
Sled Dog
Untamed nature where animals live freely.
Wild
Vocabulary
Six dogs
Ten dogs
Five dogs
How many dogs did Bill and Henry start with?
It was killed by dogs
It was killed by cats
It was killed by wolves
What happened to the first sled dog?
Dogs
Wolves
Cats
What animal is following the men?
They were sad.
Sad
They were happy.
Happy
They were scared.
Scared
How did the men feel while they were traveling?
Two dogs
Four dogs
Three dogs
How many dogs were left?
She is a threat that makes the journey more dangerous.
A mysterious predator
She follows the men and their dogs.
A female wolf
Who is the she-wolf?
Cats attacked One Ear.
Wolves attacked One Ear.
What happened to One Ear?
Bill couldn't rescue One Ear and had to return to camp.
The Outcome
Bill tried to save One Ear, but the she-wolf was too strong.
Bill's Decision
Did Bill come back after trying to save One Ear?
He used ice.
Ice
He used water.
Water
He used fire.
Fire
What did Henry use to keep the wolves away?
The men travel all day, growing more worried.
Pressing On
Wolves kill one dog.
Tragedy Strikes
Bill counts five dogs.
Morning Count
The Journey Begins
The men stay alert, protecting the dogs.
Strength in Numbers
Wolves follow the men.
Relentless Pursuit
Another dog dies, four remain.
Second Loss
Dwindling Numbers
The travelers plan to outsmart the wolves.
Tactical Decisions
The men are nervous, waiting for the wolves.
Growing Tension
A mysterious she-wolf appears in the darkness.
Nighttime Sighting
The She-Wolf Appears
The men guard the camp in shifts.
Taking Turns
The travelers continue despite the losses.
Moving On
Another dog is lost to wolves.
Another Loss
Only three dogs remain.
Morning Count
Three Dogs Standing
The travelers debate how to protect the dogs.
Human Dilemma
The dogs are torn between their duty and their instincts.
Internal Struggle
The she-wolf attracts the remaining dogs.
Seductive Presence
The Temptress
Bill tries to save him.
Bill's Rescue Attempt
The wolves ambush him.
Pack Revealed
One Ear follows the she-wolf.
Lured Away
One Ear's Betrayal
It's quiet, both men are gone.
Grim Realization
Henry hears a fight.
Sounds of Battle
Bill chases One Ear.
Desperate Chase
The Sacrifice
Wolves wait to attack.
Danger
He continues alone.
Determined
Henry mourns his friend.
Grieving
Lone Survivor
Henry's cleverness against the wolves' waiting game.
A Test of Strength
He has less and less firewood and needs to act fast.
Running Out of Wood
Henry uses a large fire to ward off wolves.
Fire for Protection
Fire: Nature's Shield
He's very brave in the face of danger.
Facing the Odds
He's ready to fight the wolves.
Fight for Survival
Henry has no more firewood left.
Out of Firewood
The Final Stand
Four sleds arrive.
Timely Arrival
Henry fights harder.
Hope Rekindled
He hears sleds in the distance.
Distant Sound
Unexpected Salvation
Henry's story becomes well-known.
Famous
He develops a greater appreciation for nature.
Respect
The experience has a lasting impact on him.
Changed
Rescuers help Henry recover from his injuries.
Healing
The Aftermath
Wolves play a key role in the balance of nature, controlling populations of prey and contributing to healthy ecosystems.
Natural Balance
Wolves live in complex social groups with intricate hierarchies and relationships.
Pack Dynamics
Wolves need to hunt to feed their pack.
Survival Instinct
The Wolf Pack's Perspective
The she-wolf represents the wild world calling to the civilized.
Symbol
This is part of how the wolf pack hunts.
Strategy
The she-wolf draws the dogs to her.
Allure
The Role of the She-Wolf
Pack Mentality and Coordination
Teamwork and Communication
Adaptability and Resilience
Planning and Strategy
Raw Power and Instinct
Tools and Technology
The Wild
Humanity
Man vs. Nature
Characters learn who they really are in tough times.
Self-Discovery
The story makes us think about civilization and savagery.
Moral Dilemmas
The story reminds us of our wild side.
Primal Instincts
The Wilderness Within
Henry is rescued by a group of men.
Finally
Wolves are following them and killing the sled dogs.
Then
Bill and Henry are traveling on a sled pulled by dogs.
First
Sequencing:
The story encourages respect for animals and the environment.
Conservation Awareness
The story inspires people to explore nature.
Inspiring Exploration
The story becomes a classic adventure story.
Literary Impact
Legacy of the Tale
- c) Weapons
- b) Food
- a) A coffin
What are Bill and Henry carrying?
- c) He runs away
- b) He shouts at them
- a) He uses fire
How does Henry keep the wolves away?
- c) The wolves
- b) Henry
- a) Bill
Who tries to save One Ear?
- c) Henry
- b) Bill
- a) One Ear
Who follows the she-wolf?
- c) Hunters
- b) Bears
- a) Wolves
Who kills the dogs?
LEVEL 1
Comprehension
a) One Earb) Bill c) Henry
Who follows the she-wolf?
a) The wolvesb) Other people c) The she-wolf
Who is following Bill and Henry?
a) He uses fireb) He uses a gun c) He hides
How does Henry keep the wolves away?
a) Billb) Henry c) The wolves
Who tries to save One Ear?
a) The wolvesb) The bears c) The hunters
Who is killing the dogs?
LEVEL 2
Comprehension
a) He uses fire.b) He climbs a tree. c) He hides in the sled.
How does Henry keep the wolves away?
a) The wolves kill him.b) He runs away. c) He finds food.
What happens to One Ear?
LEVEL 3
Comprehension
"We met some characters in the story! We met Bill, Henry, and the she-wolf. Which picture shows Bill & Henry?"
Who are the characters?
"This story takes place in the winter. Now, look at these two pictures: one of a snowflake and one of Bill & Henry. Which picture shows winter?"
Setting: Where and When?
"Let's review the story of White Fang. Who is the narrator?"
Who is the narrator?
Activity: Review of "White Fang"
"Great job, everyone! We've reviewed the setting and characters in White Fang. Let's continue with the next part of our lesson."
Conclusion:
- "This picture shows Bill & Henry. Let's add it to your worksheet."
Identifying Characters:
- "This is the snowflake, which shows winter. Let's put this picture on your worksheet."
- "This is the forest. Let's put this picture on your worksheet."
- "I have two pictures: one of a forest and one of a snowflake. Which picture shows the forest?"
- "First, let's talk about the setting. Where does this story take place?"
Identifying the Setting:
- "The setting is where the story takes place. It can also include when the story happens."
- "Now, let's talk about the characters and the setting. Remember, characters are the people or animals in the story."
Discussing Characters and Setting:
- "The story is told by a narrator."
- "Who is telling the story, the narrator or a character? Think about it and share your answer."
Activity: Review of "White Fang"
Understanding the power of nature is important.
Respect Nature
Mental strength is as important as physical strength.
Resilience
Being flexible is key to surviving tough conditions.
Adaptability
The importance of working together in tough times.
Unity
Lessons from the Wild