Book Club
Athlete Leaders
of Social Change
The Rainforest
Human Rights
Spelling & Grammar
100

The character whose life was upended in Mexico and was forced to migrate to California

Esperanza

100

What Jackie Robinson most famously did

Break the color barrier in MLB

100

We use this name to refer to the top part of the rainforest, where the trees are thickest

the canopy

100

The United Nations made 17 of these to combat threats to human rights

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's)

100

This Latin root means "to know"

Sci

200

The person that stole the keys from Miranda's apartment building

The Laughing Man (aka Marcus)

200

the name of Jackie Robinson's biggest supporter - his wife

Rachel

200

Meg Lowman's work focused on a rainforest in this South American country

Belize

200

This 5th grade experience targets one of the Sustainable Development Goals and how it applies to our local community

The Capstone Project

200

You use this type of noun to show ownership

Posessive noun

300

What did Jake Terranova did that got blamed on Mr. Kermit

Cheated on a big test

300

This soccer superstar that fought for equal pay for the USNWT

Megan Rapinoe

300

A text structure that refers to when an author describes an issue and several ways to solve that issue

Problem and solution

300

This part of a narrative story is the shortest but most impactful, with everything in the story building up to it

A climax

300

When thinking about commas you would need one after anytime this happens in a sentence (including the one missing in this sentence).

Introductory phrase

400

Isabella loses out on this class competition because she is Mexican

The Queen of May

400
Muhammad Ali changed his name from Cassius Clay because of his devotion to this religion

The Nation of Islam or the Muslim faith

400

A text structure that goes into great detail about how something looks, feels, sounds, etc.

Descriptive

400

A river and a rose in Esperanza Rising are examples of this type of figurative language that compares one thing with another thing completely unrelated to it

A metaphor

400

If I wrote about my favorite episode of Bluey in an essay or article (it's Sleepytime, not even close), I would use this punctuation mark

Quotation marks

500

The name of the rainforest where Dr. Meg Lowman does the majority of her work in the canopy

Blue Creek Rainforest

500

The Negro League team that Jackie played with before going to the Brooklyn Dodgers

The Kansas City Monarchs

500

The way Meg Lowman and other scientists access the top of the canopy without having to climb

A blimp with a net trampoline underneath

500

A type of writing that is in first-person point of view and expresses the thoughts and feelings of a particular person at a particular moment in time

Monologue

500

You would add this suffix to a word to make it mean "originating from or related to" the base word

-ish

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