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5th Grade
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Stefany Ramirez
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15 Slides • 18 Questions
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Lesson Objectives
LO: I am learning to make
connections to personal ideas in
other texts
SC:
I can
-Find ways that stories are
similar and different
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GRAMMAR CONNECTION
RESTATE & ANSWER QUESTION
COMBINING SENTENCES
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Restate & Answer Questions
This helps you with the ECR because this will
be your controlling idea/thesis
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Multiple Choice
Which is the correct way to restate this question?
Why does Bud keep that flyer in his suitcase?
He want to keep the flyer safe.
Bud keeps that flyer in his suitcase to keep it safe.
So it's safe
To keep it safe.
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Multiple Choice
If your question was:
Why do polar bears eat seals?
Which would be the best Restate
I don't know, why do polar bears eat seals?
Because they are hungry.
There are not a lot of other things for them to eat.
Polar bears eat seals because
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Multiple Choice
Restate and answer the following question. What is mercantilism?
It is when a country wants to increase exports so that it can control more of the world’s supply of gold and silver.
It is important to a country wants to increase exports so that it can control more of the world’s supply of gold and silver.
A country wants to increase exports so that it can control more of the world’s supply of gold and silver.
Mercantilism is when a country wants to increase exports so that it can control more of the world’s supply of gold and silver.
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Multiple Choice
restate and answer:
How does Don Quixote get the helmet of Mambrino?
How Don Quixote gets it is he steals the helmet from barber
A barber
He steals it
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Multiple Choice
restate and answer:
Why do the prisoners beat up Don QUixote?
The prisoners beat up Don Quixote due to his suggestion that they go to Dulcinea
because he told them to go see Dulcinea
Why is because Don Quixote told them to go to Dulcinea
jealousy
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Multiple Choice
Combine these two sentences. Deserts are dry. Rain is rare.
Deserts are dry rain.
Deserts are dry, and rain is rare.
Deserts are dry and rain is rare.
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Multiple Choice
combine the sentences Some deserts are rocky. Some deserts are sandy.
Some deserts are rocky, and some are sandy.
Deserts are rocky and sandy.
Some deserts are rocky and some are sandy.
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Multiple Choice
Cacti grow in the desert. They contain water.
They contain water and grow in the desert.
Cacti grow in the desert, and they contain water.
Cacti contain water grow in the desert.
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Multiple Choice
Rewrite the following sentences into a compound sentence using a coordinating conjunction: 'I like to play soccer. My brother prefers basketball.'
I like to play soccer, however my brother prefers basketball.
I like to play soccer, and my brother prefers basketball.
I like to play soccer, but my brother prefers basketball.
I like to play soccer, so my brother prefers basketball.
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Lesson 5
Vocabulary
noun
verb
adverb
adjective
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confounded
The women
cursed those
confounded
novels of
knighthood for
the millionth time.
adjective
terrible or annoying
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deceive
I did not deceive you
intentionally.
verb
to make someone believe
something that is not true;
trick or fool
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fortune
You must agree that
fortune was not with
us.
noun
luck
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sexton
The priest and the
sexton live in that
house across the
street.
noun
a person who takes care of
church buildings and
surrounding property
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folks
What do these town
folks think we are?
noun
people
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Once upon a time in the vibrant fields of La Mancha, Don Quixote, the noble knight, rode
forth in search of grand adventures. His loyal squire, Sancho Panza, trotted alongside
him, often shaking his head at his master’s wild ideas. One day, they heard rumors about
a beautiful princess named Micomicona who needed rescuing from a terrible giant.
Excited by the chance to prove his bravery, Don Quixote declared, “We must save her!”
Unbeknownst to Don Quixote, Princess Micomicona was actually a clever peasant girl
named Dorotea, who had grown tired of her everyday life. She decided to trick the knight
into helping her by pretending to be in distress. Dressed in a lovely gown and a
makeshift crown, she welcomed Don Quixote and Sancho with a tearful plea for help.
“Oh, brave knight! The giant has taken my kingdom!” she cried, playing her role
perfectly.
Don Quixote, filled with noble determination, vowed to defeat the giant. Dorotea led him
to a hill where she pointed to some large rocks, claiming they were the giant’s lair. With a
fierce shout, Don Quixote charged at the boulders, swinging his sword with all his might.
As he struck the rocks, they tumbled down with a loud crash, and Dorotea gasped
dramatically, pretending to fear the giant’s wrath.
Finally, Dorotea revealed her true identity and laughed, “I’m not a princess in trouble! I
just wanted to have some fun!” At first, Don Quixote was surprised, but soon he joined in
her laughter. “You have bested me, clever lady!” he admitted, realizing that even a knight
could be tricked. Together, they returned to the village, where Don Quixote proudly told
the story of his adventure, bringing joy and laughter to everyone. In that moment, he
learned that heroism sometimes comes in unexpected forms.
A Princess in Nature
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Multiple Choice
What did Don Quixote stab with the sword?
Rocks
A giant
Mountain
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Multiple Choice
What did Don Quixote believe it was?
A giant
A wizard
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Hotspot
Which sentence reveals who Princess Micomicona really is?
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Reading
Purpose for
Reading:
Read to learn how Don
Quixote and Sancho
return home and what
happens when they
meet Dulcinea.
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winsekins
Don Quixote
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Multiple Choice
Who was princess Micomicona?
A princess from Africa
A young girl who agreed to pretend to be a princess to capture Don Quixote
A peasant girl who wanted to have some fun by pretending to be a princess
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Multiple Choice
What does Don Quixote cut open?
a giant
wineskins
rocks
giants
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Multiple Choice
How did they capture Don Quixote finally?
He was captured after falling asleep and placed in a cage
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Multiple Select
How are A Princess in Nature and "Back to La Mancha" similar? select 2.
The princess Micomicona is from Africa
The princess Micomicona is not real
Don Quixote is captured in both stores
Dpn Quixote stabs at something he believes is a giant
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Multiple Select
How are A Princess in Nature and "Back to La Mancha" different? select 2.
In A Princess in Nature the princess is an actual princess while in "Back to la Mancha" the princess not real
In A Princess in Nature the princess is not a princess while in "Back to la Mancha" the princess is real
In A Princess in Nature , the girl pretending to be a princess does it because she comes up with the idea, while in "Back to la Mancha" the girl is convinced by others
In A Princess in Nature Don Quixote is not captures while on "Back to la Mancha" he is captured
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Multiple Select
How are A Princess in Nature and "Back to La Mancha" different? select 1.
In A Princess in Nature the princess tells DOn QUixote an evil wizard is after her while in "Back to la Mancha" the princess not real
In A Princess in Nature Don Quixote is captured while in "Back to la Mancha" he escapes
In A Princess in Nature the "giants" are rocks while in "Back to la Mancha" the "giants" are wineskins
In A Princess in Nature Don Quixote fights a windmill while in "Back to la Mancha" he fights a giant
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Lesson Objectives
LO: I am learning to make
connections to personal ideas in
other texts
SC:
I can
-Find ways that stories are
similar and different
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