Lunch Money Chapter 4

Lunch Money
Lesson 2 - Chapter 4

Enduring Understanding:
Readers understand the elements of
narrative texts and how to use them to
determine a theme of story.
Writers understand that they can draw
evidence from literary texts to analyze
and reflect on story elements.

Essential Question:Readers: How do readers describe in depth the
elements of a story?
Writers: How do writers use narrative elements to describe and explain the
elements of a story?

Keeping the end in mind:Students
will write a short story about a
character who solves a problem or
overcomes a challenge with an
innovative solution.

operation

Open Ended

Name one way you are like Greg.

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Noun meaning the act or

process of operating or
functioning.

operation

Open Ended

Write your own sentence using the word operation.

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Poll

Do you think Greg's comic books are a good item to sell?

• yes

• no

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Multiple Choice

On page 29, there's a series of questions Greg needs to to answer. What do these questions show.

• Greg didn't need to know anything before he sold items.

• Research needs to be done before selling items.

• Selling items are easy.

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Lun󰇹󰈋 󰈲󰈡n󰇵󰉘Written by Andrew Clements Illustrated by Selznick

Lun󰇹󰈋 󰈲󰈡n󰇵󰉘Written by Andrew Clements Illustrated by Selznick

Lun󰇹󰈋 󰈲󰈡n󰇵󰉘Written by Andrew Clements Illustrated by Selznick

Lun󰇹󰈋 󰈲󰈡n󰇵󰉘Written by Andrew Clements Illustrated by Selznick

Lun󰇹󰈋 󰈲󰈡n󰇵󰉘Written by Andrew Clements Illustrated by Selznick

Lun󰇹󰈋 󰈲󰈡n󰇵󰉘Written by Andrew Clements Illustrated by Selznick