CKLA U7L14

What’s It Like in

Space?

Lesson 14

unit 7 - Astronomy

today you will . .

.

• compare and contrast two texts about the moon

landing and what it’s like in space. [RI.3.9]

• read narrative text aloud during a Reader’s Theater

about Nicolaus Copernicus. [W.3.8, SL.3.4]

• use the meaning of suffixes to choose the correct

word in sentences. [RF.3.3a][RF.3.4b]

Unit-level Essential

Question:

what celestial objects make

up our solar system?

Lessons 11–15 Guiding Question:

How do we know that the

planets orbit the sun?

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reading time

Activity
Page
13.1

Think – Pair -

Share

Why do you think
the people watching
on TV went wild
when Armstrong
said, “The Eagle has
landed!”?

Chap.

9

Chap.

10

Compare &
Contrast

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Reader’s Theater

Director
Actors
Narrator
Producer
Chorus

helps stage the action and helps actors
with their lines

characters in the play that say the lines

people who read parts of the action
aloud to move the story along

makes sure everyone has everything
they need. Also write down all the lines

a group of actors say the lines together,
usually to make a point or move action

Reader’s Theater

Performance

suffixes

⋆ Added to the END of word - Changes the meaning of word
-ful

(full of)
-less

(lacking)

I rushed through my spelling

assessment and made a careful

mistake on one word.

-ous

(full of)

-ive

(relating to)

-ly

(in a
way)

yesterday
quickly
jewel
recently
subject
awaited

Review: spelling words

digest
kindness
character
budget
accomplish

fascinate
annoy
knowledge
refrigerate
gymnasium
design

Challenge Word: different Challenge Word: atmosphere
Challenge Word: thought

Review:

QUOTATION

MARKS

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Used to show
EXACTLY what a
person says or has

said.

review:Conjunctions

CONNECT groups of words

⋆ and (plus, along with, also)

⋆ but (something different)

⋆ because (for this reason)

⋆ so (then this happened)

⋆ or (signals a choice, possibility)

words
that

Glue-All

sentences
together

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M
V
E
M

J

U
S

N

ercury

ars

arth
enus

upiter
aturn

ranus

eptune

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