
MR Lesson 11
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Lesson 11
RI. 4.6
Firsthand and Secondhand Accounts
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The California Gold Rush is described as a rapid increase of fortune seekers after gold was found at Sutter's Mill in early 1848 and reached its peak in 1852.
Text B
"It was very cold that morning in 1850. I looked out at the large mine, and I just had a feeling today was going to be the day. Today, I was going to strike gold."
Text A
Look at these stories...compare and contrast
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Text A
We call this a Firsthand Account!
diary, journal, article, narrative essay
First person words-I, me, we, us...
Feeling words and emotions
THE PERSON WAS ACTUALLY THERE!!!!
"It was very cold that morning in 1850. I looked out at the large mine, and I just had a feeling today was going to be the day. Today, I was going to strike gold."
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Drag and Drop
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Text B The California Gold Rush is described as a rapid increase of fortune seekers after gold was found at Sutter's Mill in early 1848 and reached its peak in 1852.
This is a secondhand account
Third person words-He, she, names...
Lots of dates and details
THINK RESEARCH PAPeR
PERSON WAS NOT ACTUALLY THERE
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Multiple Choice
"Number 54 grabbed the ball, but I was determined to get him! I ran as fast as I could, and reached for his shoulder pad. Once, he dropped the ball, I snatched it away, and it was like I was dreaming, and I did not wake up until the coach yelled that we won the championship game!"
Firsthand Account
Secondhand Account
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Multiple Choice
"Dr. Samuel and I ran samples over and over again until we got the results we needed to prove our theory. After seven weeks, we finally could prove our study on hibernation and grizzly bears."
Firsthand Account
Secondhand Account
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Multiple Choice
Hurricane Katrina was a devastating Category 5 Atlantic hurricane that caused 1,836 fatalities and damage estimated between $97.4 billion to $145.5 billion in late August 2005, particularly in the city of New Orleans and its surrounding areas.
Firsthand Account
Secondhand Account
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Multiple Choice
The Vietnam War was a conflict in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia from 1 November 1955 to the fall of Saigon on 30 April 1975.
Firsthand Account
Secondhand Account
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Multiple Choice
"I was sleeping in on September 11, 2001, and was awakened at around 9:15 am by the sound of fire engine sirens-lots of them. I looked out of the apartment window, and saw a stream of firetrucks racing downtown."
Firsthand Account
Secondhand Account
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Now, lets look at pages 194-195
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Open Ended
What do you think "extreme environments" are???
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Open Ended
How and why do you think people explore these extreme environments?
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Poll
Which extreme environment would you rather explore?
Very hot, desert
The deepest and darkest parts of the oceans
The freezing cold like Antartica
The very humid and mosquitoes like the rainforest
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By our discussions and pictures in our books, can you guess what we are going to be reading about in this lesson?!?!
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Science on the edge
MR pages 196-199
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Multiple Choice
What is a volcanologist?
A person who likes volcanoes
A person who studies lava
a researcher who has traveled the globe to study volcanoes
a researcher who studies fire and other hot objects
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Multiple Choice
What volcano was Stephen studying in 1982?
Mountain Maui
Honolulu Mountain
Honolulu Volcano
Kilauea Volcano
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Multiple Choice
What does the phrase "molten rock" mean?
Fiery rocks
Melted rock
Frozen rock
Fiery lava
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Multiple Choice
Where did O'Meara have to step?
on dry ground
on frozen lava
on cooled lava
on stepping stones
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Multiple Choice
How did he learn about volcanoes and where to step?
A Native Hawaiian had explained what to do
He had read and studied on where to walk on volcanoes
He learned how in college
He googled it
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Back to reading!
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Multiple Choice
What kinds of "answers" is O'Meara looking for?
How hot lava can get
scientific information about volcanoes
what makes volcanoes erupt
How to walk around volcanoes
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Open Ended
How do you think O'Meara feels as he's walking around the lava and trying to study the volcano?
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Open Ended
The author compares volcanologists to firefighters in the last paragraph. How are volcanologists and firefighters alike and different?
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RI. 4.6
Firsthand and Secondhand Accounts
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