Unit 5 Lesson 8

Focus Teks:

​4.3 B- Context Clues

4.6 F- Inferences

4.7B- Comparing and Contrasting

Unit 5 Lesson 8

The Man on the Island

​Greetings my Scholars! Let's start off right with a point for vocabulary!

Ready, Set, Lets Get Lit!

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​01/24/2023

Do Now!

Multiple Choice

Many people made candles with beeswax or animal fat. People near the Maryland coast liked bayberries best. Bayberry candles burned longer, didn’t smoke, and smelled pleasantly sweet. Picking the clusters of tiny gray-green berries was slow, hard work. Abigail and George picked bayberries for weeks before they had enough.

Sweet in this passage means what?

• 1.     having the taste like that of sugar or honey

• 1.     not spoiled; fresh

• 1.     gentle or pleasant

• 1.     gentle or pleasant

1.Preview Vocabulary pg. 8.1

2. Read Chapter 5 take character notes

3. Answer questions on activity page 8.2

4. Create a T-Chart comparing characters

5. Turn in.

Steps to Success

Students will summarize significant events that occur in the chapter and distinguish between trust worthy and untrustworthy characters.

Primary Focus

Reading Objective

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​Scholars now that you have read chapter 5 it's time to produce your product! Grab a piece of construction paper and draw a T-Chart describing the trustworthiness of the characters you met in chapter 5.

​Trustworthy Characters	​Untrustworthy Characters
​Jim	​Long John Silver
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Fill in the Blank

How do you as the reader know the exchange between John Silver and the seaman Tom take place?

Fill in the Blank

Who is Ben Gunn? Be specific when describing this character, tell me about him.

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Is Ben Gunn a trustworthy or untrustworthy character?​

Select answer

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Fill in the Blank

Based on what you have read in chapter 5 and the previous chapters, would you consider buccaneers or pirates trustworthy or untrustworthy. Give examples and and explain your thinking.