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Transcript

Teacher Tips
Questioning
Prepositional Phrases
climate, tidal, connect, harbours

Learning Objectives

Task

Grammar

Vocabulary

NarrativeBackground Information

Reading

Level 8 Unit 2 Lesson 4

Over the River

Have you ever been separated from your family?

Interview

Why is a river the best roommate?
They always go with the flow.

Very Punny

What is Peter's opinion?What is Kate's opinion?

Listening

Grammar

inaton underoverbehindin front of
The cow is standing in the grass.
I am not at the store right now.

Prepositional Phrases

in front of
in front of
on
over
  1. The cow walked the moon.
  2. The rat sat the cow's head.
  3. The moon hung the tree.
  4. The squirrel ran the tree.

Prepositions

Prepositional Phrases

The leaves are on the ground.
The leaves are in the water.

Reading

What would you do if you got lost in a forest?

Prereading

scavenge
It seemed like the forest went on forever. There were days that the trees were so dense that Yugi couldn’t even see the sun. On those days it was difficult to navigate. She tried to follow the course of the river, but on the third day, the river turned north, and she needed to continue west. She was lucky that she was familiar with the plants, so she could scavenge for berries to eat. She saw a lot of animals, but she didn’t know how to catch them.

Abandoned

sick
Yugi’s family had been forced to flee their village when the attackers came. Their destination was a small village next to the ocean, where many people had already escaped to. On the first day of the trip, Yugi had become very sick. She had a fever and a cough and she couldn’t maintain the rhythm of the group. The elders decided that for the good of the group, they would need to leave her behind.
invaders
Yugi passed four terrible, lonely, painful nights. She had no food and only a small pouch of water. One day she heard the invaders pass by, and hid herself in the mud, willing them not to see her. On the fifth day, Yugi woke up feeling better. She was hungry, thirsty, weak and tired, but she had made it. She gathered some food, filled her water pouch and set off after her family.
punishing
She knew the name of the village by the ocean. She also knew that she had to continue straight west, until she reached the mountains. Before she got to the mountains, she would have to pass through the forest, a wide plain and a punishing desert. Yugi hoped that since she was alone, she could travel quickly enough to catch up with her family and the rest of the group.
A rainforest
A mountain
A plain
A desert
She was thirsty.
She liked mud and needed a bath.
Mud was beneficial for the illness.
Dangerous invaders came.
She had an infectious disease.
The elders are cruel.
She couldn't keep up with the group.
She didn't want to keep going.
West
Northwest
South
North
What landforms will Yugi not find along her route?
Why did Yugi hide in the mud?
Why was Yugi left behind?
What direction does Yugi need to travel?

Comprehension

Check

What is she doing?
Where is Yugi?
Where does the story start?
What happened before Yugi had to navigate through the forest?

Background Information

Vocabulary

Matching

punishing
invaders
sick
scavenge
people who invade
physically unwell
look for something
very difficult
punishments
sicknesses
invasion
scavengers
Raccoons are great . They often come into the cities at night, while people are sleeping and open trash cans. They pull out food waste that people have thrown away and have a feast in the street. This into urban areas can cause many problems. Raccoons can carry rabies and other diseases that can cause serious for humans. Many cities have enacted severe for people that don’t securely close their garbage cans.
punishments
punish
punishers
punishing
sicknesses
sickens
sick
sickenings
invasion
invade
invaders
invading
scavengers
scavenger
scavenging
scavenge

Conversions

Practise

Questioning

or
or
I wonder
Maybe . . .
You are going to write a narrative story that includes background information.

Extension

Why would an author choose to omit background information?

Exit Interview

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