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Students will learn:

Key words: nomads, nomadic, Sami, Scandinavia, reindeer, tribe Grammar: /to migrate/, /to herd/

Phonics: /ch/, /tch/, /sh/, /wh/, /ph/ Key sentences: Who are the Sami people? Why did the Sami tribe herd reindeer? Why do nomadic tribes migrate?

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Level 4 Unit 12 Lesson 1

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Vocabulary

Scandinavia

Europe

North America

Asia

Africa

South America

Australia

Ancient Scandinavia

Comprehension Question:

When do people and animals migrate?

Ancient Scandinavia

The Sami people are a nomadic tribe who lived in Scandinavia. They were nomads who migrated across large areas, adapting to the changing seasons and environments.

Ancient Scandinavia

The Samis herded reindeer and migrated with them to find food, water and shelter. The Sami tribe used reindeer for food, labor, transport, and making tools and clothing. They also traded reindeer with other tribes.

Word Scramble

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Grammar

Comprehension

1. The Sami tribe lived in this part of the world. 2. The Sami people herded these animals. 3. People that do not stay in one place for a long time and move around to find food and water.

nomads

tribes

reindeer

sheep

horses

Australia

Scandinavia

Africa

Ancient Scandinavia

The Sami people are a nomadic tribe of reindeers.

The Sami people are a nomadic tribe who lived in Scandinavia.

Who are the Sami people?

The Sami people are a nomadic tribe who lived in the south.

Ancient Scandinavia

Why did the Sami tribe herd reindeer?

Ancient Scandinavia

Nomadic tribes migrate to find food, water and shelter.

Why do nomadic tribes migrate?

Phonics

Phonics Review

shell

chick

witch

tch

ch

sh

phone

wh

ph

whale

Phonics Review

phase

cheek

share

rich

wheel

switch

itch

photo

shape

white

shy

chime

chair

phone

show

wheat

graph

pitch

00

Phonics Review

__eep

bea__

fla__

sti___

__ip

__erry

__eat

__oto

__rimp

__one

__isper

pa___

Reading

The Tomb of the White Knight

The Jones brothers love exploring ruins and finding long-lost treasures from ancient civilizations. Their latest quest is to find the treasure hidden in the tomb of the White Knight. The tomb is over three thousand years old, and nobody has ever returned from it alive! Grab your torch and compass; let's go on an adventure!

The Tomb of the White Knight

Phil and Rodney stand at the entrance of the tomb and look up at the great walls looming in front of them. Phil notices something inscribed deep into the stone and leans closer to read it.

You may enter, but you may never go. Do not touch anything that shines or glows. All who enter are sure to fail. Beware, be careful, don’t ignore this tale.

The Tomb of the White Knight

Rodney gulps. "It sounds like a curse. Do you think we should do this?" he asks. "What could go wrong?" Phil replies. "Besides, we took a flight all this way; we can't turn back now." The brothers give each other a thumbs-up and enter the tomb. The air in the tomb makes the hair on Rodney's arm stand up. The tomb is dark, dirty, and bare, except for an old skeleton and a pit for a fire.

The Sami Tribe

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Vocabulary

Grammar

Phonics

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/to herd/

herd

you

herd

he

herds

herds

she

herds

it

herd

we

they

herd

/to migrate/

migrate

you

migrate

he

migrates

migrates

she

migrates

it

migrate

we

they

migrate