Chipmunk and Jellies
How do jellyfish move?
What word sounds like "too" but means "2"?
Two
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
If I say "Panthers are black, but tigers have stripes," am I comparing or contrasting?
Contrasting
To float around.
He watched TV yesterday. He_____________ TV everyday.
watches
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
What did Squirrel learn in the story?
You should not tease others.
What is a synonym for "small"
tiny, little, etc.
Why do we compare and contrast?
To show how things are the same or different.
Less strong
Weaker
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
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 say that he can do anything.
This word sounds like "hole" but means "all of something"
whole
Say one fact and one opinion.
Answers vary
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
Not difficult
Simple
The present tense of ate, ran, and thought.
Eat/eats, run/runs, think/thinks.
What is the author's purpose in these two stories?
Jellies: inform
Chipmunk: entertain
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
Explain the difference between homophones and synonyms
Homophones sound the same but have different meanings.
Synonyms have similar meanings and sound different.
FACT OR OPINION:
Birds are bigger than bees.
How are birds and bees the same?
Fact
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The point or place something is facing or moving toward
Direction
Make a present -ing sentence.
Answers vary.
What three animals, other than Chipmunk and Bear, talk in the story?
Turtle, Owl, and Grandmother Squirrel
Give synonyms for big, angry, and good
answers vary
Make a double bubble on the board
On board
made something less straight
Make a past, present, and future sentence with the verb write.
Answers vary.