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Lemonade War Chapter 3

Lemonade War Chapter 3

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English

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4th Grade

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CCSS
6.NS.B.3, RI.4.1, RL.2.6

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5 Slides • 7 Questions

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Multiple Choice

"The corner's better. Trust me," said Evan. He remembered when Jessie had said the same words to him last summer.

Why is this sentence from the passage important?

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It tells the reader that Evan has a good memory.

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It tells the reader that Evan has a plan to make more money.

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It tells the reader that Jessie is smarter than her brother.

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It tells the reader that corners are better.

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Multiple Choice

What was Evan's strategy to get people to buy lemonade?

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He yelled at them. 

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He gave it away for free

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He chatted with them.

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He wouldn't take " no" for an answer. 

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Poll

Make an inference: What did Scott do while Evan was getting more lemonade?

Scott rode away on his bike.

Scott drank the last of the lemonade.

Scott tore down the lemonade stand.

Scott kept all the money for himself.

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Multiple Choice

What does the quote, "every time he had some money put away, well it just disappeared" mean?

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Jesse stole it

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It went through the laundry

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  • Evan spent it on something

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  • Evan lost it


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Multiple Choice

This is PERSONIFICATION... “The sun beat down on them so ferociously that it was easy to imagine the sidewalk cracking open and swallowing them whole.”

What does this really mean?

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They imagined a sidewalk coming to life to eat them.

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The day was so hot it was very uncomfortable to be outside.

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The sidewalk was too hot to touch. 

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The sun and the sidewalk made it feel super hot. 

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Open Ended

What do you think of Jesse making her own lemonade stand? 


Check your sentence structure-make sure to have a capital and endmark!! COMPLETE THOUGHT SENTENCE!!!!

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Poll

Who do you think will win the Lemonade War?

Jessie

Evan

Scott

No one

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