Home of the Brave
Part 1
Page 1-13 Snow – God With A Wet Nose Part 1
Page 17-23 Welcome to Minnesota – Lessons
Page 25-32 Good Byes – Bed
Page 37-47 Brother – Mama
Page 49 Sleep Story – Bus
Part 2
Page 56-76 Information-Lunch
Page 79-99 Fries – Not-smart Boy
Page 102-120 Magic Milk – Cows and Cookies
Page 123-150 Night Talk – The Question
Page 152-178 Apple – Bad News
Page 182-195 No More – More Bad News
Page 198-206 Sleep Story – Bus
Page 210-243 Treed – Epilogue
Page 227-249 Part 4 and Epilogue read aloud
Week 11 choice time RTS and legends
After reading about Tlingit culture and reading a variety of legends respond to the following and turn into the reading bin:
1. What are the legends common features, including the importance of animals?
2. The book you are about to read, Touching Spirit Bear, is about a teenager who has a choice between going to jail or participating in a Tlingit custom called Circle Justice, which involves being banished to an island in Alaska for a year. What do you think it would be like to be banished on an island in Alaska for a year.
Homework accountability form
Reading goal weekly reflection
Reader’s Theater scripts more, 6th grade scripts Scripts
Reading notes
Touching Spirit Bear week 14 Google classroom prompt
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Week 14 Quiz Chapters 14-22
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Week 13 Google classroom prompt
Good fit books
Touching Spirit bear
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4 and 5
Chapter 6 and 7
Chapter 7 and 8
Chapter 9 and 10
Chapter 11 and 12
Chapter 13-15
Chapter 16-18
Chapter 19-21
Chapter 22-24
Chapter 25-26
Chapter 27-28
Pretest Genres
Genres overview
Eating bugs article & Countries That Eat Bugs, discussion questions
Cause and effect inference cause and effect, song Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah,
Example Reading Response Journal
Reading reactions are due every Friday. Students must respond to each of the 6 categories with part of the text in their response, as well as a connection to their lives or the real world. They also need to write how much they read each day. they must read at least 2 hours every week outside of school.
Expectations for reading reaction
Conferencing expectations
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