
2.4.3 Prefixes, "The Reef" Part 1st , Credible Sources
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English
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8th Grade
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Easy
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Angela Lock
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Match
Recall: Match the Prefix to it's definition
circu(m)-
macro-
sub-
tri-
around
large
under
three
around
large
under
three
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Open Ended
Pick a word and define and/or use it in a sentence: Circumnavigate, Macromania, subjugate, triathlon ( remember to use the prefix for unknown words)
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Categorize
circumference
macromolecule
substitution
Sort the words based on what Prefix they use
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Open Ended
Answer the following prompt about the video:
What are some important facts you learned about coral reefs?
Why do you think this setting could be important to the story?
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Labeling
Label the parts of a plot diagram
Resolution
Falling Action
Rising Action
Climax
Exposition
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Match
Match the word to it's Definition
Zenith
Vivid
Lithe
Sloop
The highest point
Bright and intense
Graceful and flexible
A type of boat
The highest point
Bright and intense
Graceful and flexible
A type of boat
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Multiple Select
What information do you learn about the characters in the first three pages of the story? Choose 3
Jimmy Tom's father has passed away.
Jim Tom lost the feeling in his legs after an accident at sea.
Jimmy Tom's father is working on the mainland while the other characters are out fishing.
Jim Tom is Jimmy Tom's grandfather.
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Multiple Choice
How are the story's setting and Jimmy's motivation connected?
Jimmy wants to buy a sloop, so he needs to make money by diving for treasures in the reef.
Jimmy wants to travel to a neighboring tropical island, but he is worried about the obstacle that the reef presents.
Jimmy wants to learn to navigate a boat, so he has to train out on the water.
Jimmy lost an important item down in the reef, and he needs to look for it.
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Open Ended
From the beginning, the author emphasizes the beauty and the danger of the reef. Make a prediction about what might happen next in the story. Be sure to explain why you made that prediction.
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Multiple Choice
What questions should you ask yourself to determine if the source is credible?
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Poll
Which one do you think is most reliable
Mlb.com
thebestballparks.com
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Multiple Choice
Which would be a credible source for research about the national parks?
the government website for the National Park Service
a newspaper article about a specific national park from someone who writes for a major news publication
a Facebook page devoted to strange occurrences in a national park
a personal blog about camping in a national park
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Multiple Choice
Which statement contains biased information?
There are 63 national parks in the United States.
The best and most fascinating national park is Mesa Verde in Colorado.
A national park is an area set aside by the government to preserve the natural environment.
The largest national park is Elias National Park and Preserve in Alaska.
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