This Frog is See Through! Storyworks Feb. 2023 Summarize

Presentation

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English

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3rd Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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CCSS

RI.2.5, RI.4.5, RL.1.3

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Standards-aligned

Nora Christina Beck

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28 Slides • 18 Questions

Match

Match the following

title

green text is heading

paragraph

picture

Caption

Hotspot

Identify the title.

Hotspot

Identify the subtitle.

Hotspot

Identify the author's name.

Multiple Choice

What did the author do?

draw the picturese

took the pictures with a camera

wrote the story

recorded the story for TV

Dropdown

The

includes the introduction to "

" the reader and

them reading. He also states his

in the

Hotspot

Which is the heading?

How is the skin on the glass frogs' back different from the skin underneath?

Multiple Choice

How is the skin on the glass frogs' back different from the skin underneath?

The skin on the glass frogs' back is light green, but the skin on their underside is clear.

The skin on the glass frogs' back is clearm, but the skin on their underside is light green.

The skin on the glass frog's back is slimy, but the skin on their undersides is not.

The glass frog's skin is the same on its back and underneath.

How does the author organize the information in this paragraph?

Multiple Choice

How does the author organize the information in this paragraph?

sequence

time order

question and answer

What does the word "camouflage" mean as it is used in this paragraph?

Multiple Choice

What does the word "camouflage" mean as it is used in this paragraph?

see-through skin

thick fur

something that helps animals stay warm in cold places

an adaptation which helps something survive wehre they live

Labelling

Label the picture and caption.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

caption

picture

Labelling

Label.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

whole paragraph

picture

part of a paragrph

heading

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Are there other see-through animals? If so, name them.

Multiple Select

Choose all the other animals that are see-through.

glass wing butterfly

certain kinds of eels

ghost shrimp

small birds

The glass frog is the only see-through animal.

What causes us to be able to see the food the ghost shrimp eats pass through its guts?

Dropdown

Because a

like a glass frog's body, you can

it’s

pass

Multiple Choice

Why does the author include the picture of the ghost shrimp.

To show where a ghost shrimp lives

To show what ghost shrimp looks like

To tell where to find information about the ghost shrimp

To tell more about the ghost shrimp

The following strategy is usually used with fiction but we can make it work for non fiction.

The glass frog

to stay hidden

The glass frog

to stay hidden

The glass frog

to stay hidden

but predators want to eat it

The glass frog

to stay hidden

but predators want to eat it

developed camouflage to blend in with its surroundings

The glass frog

to stay hidden

but predators want to eat it

developed camouflage to blend in with its surroundings

Other animals such as butterflies, eels, and shrimp also developed this same adaptation.

Drag and Drop

The

needed

, so it

. Other animals such as glasswing butterflies, certain kinds of eels, and ghost shrimp also

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

glass frog

to stay hidden from predators

developed camouflage

blend in with its surroundings

have this adaptation

Match

Match the following

title

green text is heading

paragraph

picture

Caption

Show answer

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This Frog is See Through! Storyworks Feb. 2023 Summarize

How is the skin on the glass frogs' back different from the skin underneath?

How does the author organize the information in this paragraph?

Are there other see-through animals? If so, name them.

What causes us to be able to see the food the ghost shrimp eats pass through its guts?

​The following strategy is usually used with fiction but we can make it work for non fiction.

​The glass frog

​The glass frog

to stay hidden

​The glass frog

to stay hidden

​The glass frog

to stay hidden

but predators want to eat it

​The glass frog

to stay hidden

but predators want to eat it

developed camouflage to blend in with its surroundings

​The glass frog

to stay hidden

but predators want to eat it

developed camouflage to blend in with its surroundings

Other animals such as butterflies, eels, and shrimp also developed this same adaptation.

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The following strategy is usually used with fiction but we can make it work for non fiction.

The glass frog

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The glass frog

The glass frog