Journey to the Top of the World

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Social Studies

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3rd Grade

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Easy

Nora Christina Beck

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25 Slides • 9 Questions

Match

Match the following

illustrations in nonfiction text

photographs

maps

charts

nonfiction text

help us understand nonfiction text

show what something looks like

show where things are located

show facts & numbers in a simple way

text that tells true facts about a topic

Match

Match the following

illustrations in nonfiction text

photographs

maps

charts

nonfiction text

help us understand nonfiction text

show what something looks like

show where things are located

show facts & numbers in a simple way

text that tells true facts about a topic

Labeling

Label the picture.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

caption

map

Multiple Choice

What do we learn from the map and the caption?

what a Sherpa is

where Mount Everest is located

how many pounds a Sherpa carries

how climbers get across big cracks in the ice

Multiple Choice

What do we learn about Sherpas from the picture?

what a Sherpa looks like

where Sherpas are located

data about Sherpas presented in a simple way

what Mount Everest looks like

Multiple Choice

What do we learn about Sherpas from the text?

what Sherpas look like in real life

what Sherpas do

how many climbers Sherpas lead at one time

where Mount Everest is located

Multiple Choice

What additional information about Sherpas to we learn in this paragraph?

Sherpas are guides.

Sherpas live and work in the area of Mount Everest.

Sherpas carry 100 pounds.

The temperature gets as low as -30 degrees Fahrenheit.

Multiple Choice

Why are the photos included in the article?

to show where Mount Everest is located

to give facts and numbers about climbing Mount Everest in a simple way

to tell facts about climbing Mount Everest

to show what different aspects of climbing Mount Everest look like

Match

Match the following

illustrations in nonfiction text

photographs

maps

charts

nonfiction text

help us understand nonfiction text

show what something looks like

show where things are located

show facts & numbers in a simple way

text that tells true facts about a topic

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