Chipmunk
The way bear acts.
Bragging, showing off etc.
Fly feels like this at the beginning of the story.
Sad/jealous/lonely
The way jellyfish move.
Up and down
To float around.
Define a common noun? Give an example.
A person, place or thing. Examples vary.
Chipmunk _______ bear.
Teases
They help detectives tell how long a body was dead for.
Maggots
The author describes jellyfish in the water as this.
Beautiful, amazing
Less strong
Weaker
Define a proper noun? Give an example.
The name of a person, place or thing. Answers vary.
Bear learned this by the end of the story.
He should not think that he knows everything/is better than everyone else.
True/False: Flies throw up on all of their food.
False
The author describes jellyfish washed up on the beach as this.
Disgusting
Not difficult
Simple
The present tense of ate, ran, and thought.
Eat/eats, run/runs, think/thinks.
The authors purpose for writing this folktale.
To entertain, to teach people not to tease or brag.
These flies help scientists learn why humans get sick.
Fruit flies
The reason a jellyfish just drifts along.
It does not have a brain.
The point or place something is facing or moving toward
Direction
Use their, there and they're in a sentence.
Answers vary.
What lesson do we learn from this story?
You shouldn't tease others, you shouldn't show off
Name 3 types of flies.
Housefly, blowfly, fruit fly, mosquito etc.
The author's purpose for writing Jellies.
To teach people about jellyfish and let people know that she thinks they are amazing.
To show off
Brag
Tell one synonym for each word: big, tasty, cold.
Answers vary.