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Lead 21 Unit 3: Community Life Week 2 Day 3. Reinforce the Theme. 1) Why did New York City change so much over time? 2) How does New York City’s growth show that it is a good community? 3) How are that ways that Bisbee and New York City changed over time different? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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LEAD 21UNIT 3: COMMUNITY LIFE
WEEK 2 DAY 3
Reinforce the Theme
1) Why did New York City change so much over time?
2) How does New York City’s growth show that it is a good community? 3) How are that ways that Bisbee and New York City changed over time different?
4) What details about Bisbee tell you that it is a good community?
Vocab StrategySynonyms
Synonyms are words that have the same or almost the same meaning.
community - town hope-wish shut - close small - little
quick - ______ kind - _______ glad - ________
Cause and EffectThe cause is why something happened, effect is what happened
Signal words: because, then, had to, so come between what happens and why it happens.
I dropped the glass, so ______________.
Why it happens (Cause)
What happens (Effect)
page 28Copper was discovered. Bisbee started
page 23People lost their jobs and had to move away.
Prepare to ReadText Feature
Venn Diagram Has shapes that overlap to show how things
are different and alike.
Read Together
Read Pages 18-28
What is the cause of people having to find new jobs?
A harbor is a safe place where ships bring and get goods. What is a synonym for harbor?
What part of the Venn diagram is about only one city?
What might you put in a Venn diagram about your community and a community you have read about?
Spelling
Practice /or/ spelled or, ore, oar, oor, our Sort: more, born, fort, store, board, door,
your, roar
Frequently misspelled words: before, our
or ore oar oor our
High Frequency Words: Review through
Decodable Reader #13: Dinner for Hardtop
Fluency: “Almost Moving Day” (reading with expression) practice page 160
WritingRevise
On a viset to London, Jane saw groups of extremely poor people. She returned home. She wanted to create a place to live for poor people to lived. She and her friend, Ellen Starr, began Hull House in chicago
WritingEdit
On a viset to London in 1883, Jane saw groups of extremely poor people. When she returned home, she wanted to create a place for poor people to lived. She and her friend, Ellen Starr, began Hull House in chicago
