Freckle Juice
What did Sharon offer Andrew to help him get freckles?
A recipe for freckle juice.
When you made someone look short or small by being very large
Dwarfed
Name the tense:
I ate three hotdogs for lunch.
Past
What is the purpose of compare and contrast?
to explain how things are different and the same.
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
Who wrote Freckle Juice?
Judy Blume
What is the author's purpose in Freckle Juice?
To entertain
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
When you become sad after losing someone or something
Grieve
Choose the correct spelling:
My stomach feel/feels weird.
feels
What is the name of the organizer used to compare and contrast two things?
Venn Diagram
What was the author's purpose in all of your Journeys stories?
To inform
Why did Andrew want freckles?
So his mother wouldn't make hm clean behind his neck.
When something is too good or powerful to say no to
irresistible
Combine the two sentences with the correct conjunction, and name the tense:
I tried to go to the nurse. Her door was locked.
I tried to go the nurse, but her door was locked. Past.
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
What are signal words? Give an example.
Words that show if you are comparing or contrasting.
Name the three Journeys stories.
Bison Come Home, Oil Spill in Alaska, Will the American Chestnut Survive?
What did Andrew do when the freckle juice didn't work?
He drew freckles on his face with a blue marker.
Not noticed
Unobserved
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
Name the four conjunctions and use them correctly in sentences.
And, so, but, or, answers vary
Cite. Add evidence from a source.
What idiom means crying falsely to get what you want?
Crocodile tears
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
What is the resolution in Freckle Juice?
Andrew's teacher gives him freckle remover, Sharon tries to trick Nicky.
What two rhyming words mean "collect" and "remove"?
Accumulate and Eliminate
Name the four tenses we discussed and use them correctly in a sentence.
Past, simple present, present progressive (-ing), future. Answers vary.
2 Compare and 2 contrast for bison and American chestnut trees.
Answers vary.
What American President did we read about this week?
Thomas Jefferson.