Acevedo-Week 17 Literacy

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Multiple Choice

What problem does the speaker have?

• The people step on the worms.

• His best friend said something hurtful.

• His dad is giving him advice.

• The worms come out after the rain.

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Multiple Choice

What does the father believe happens if people step on the worms in stanza 1? Use the words from the stanza to support your answer.

• "crawl all over the sidewalk" (line 6)

• "leave them alone" (line 10)

• "and it stays a big mess" (line 7)

• "they crawl back into the ground" (line 14)

Multiple Choice

In stanza 2, the father describes another way to act. What is it? Use the words from the stanza in your answer.

• "leave them alone" (line 10)

• "if you step on them?" (line 9)

• "and when the rain stops" (line 13)

• "after clearing his throat" (line 12)

Open Ended

Response card:

The father gives his son advice in the form of an implied metaphor. Rather than telling the son directly how to respond to his friend, the father makes a comparison between the way to handle worms and the way to handle hurtful words. How might hurtful words and worms be alike? Give a reason from the poem to support your answer.

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Multiple Choice

What problem does the speaker have?

• The people step on the worms.

• His best friend said something hurtful.

• His dad is giving him advice.

• The worms come out after the rain.

Video from Google Slides

Multiple Choice

What does the father believe happens if people step on the worms in stanza 1? Use the words from the stanza to support your answer.

• "crawl all over the sidewalk" (line 6)

• "leave them alone" (line 10)

• "and it stays a big mess" (line 7)

• "they crawl back into the ground" (line 14)

Multiple Choice

In stanza 2, the father describes another way to act. What is it? Use the words from the stanza in your answer.

• "leave them alone" (line 10)

• "if you step on them?" (line 9)

• "and when the rain stops" (line 13)

• "after clearing his throat" (line 12)

Open Ended

Response card:

The father gives his son advice in the form of an implied metaphor. Rather than telling the son directly how to respond to his friend, the father makes a comparison between the way to handle worms and the way to handle hurtful words. How might hurtful words and worms be alike? Give a reason from the poem to support your answer.

Video from Google Slides

Multiple Choice

What problem does the speaker have?

• The people step on the worms.

• His best friend said something hurtful.

• His dad is giving him advice.

• The worms come out after the rain.

Video from Google Slides

Multiple Choice

What does the father believe happens if people step on the worms in stanza 1? Use the words from the stanza to support your answer.

• "crawl all over the sidewalk" (line 6)

• "leave them alone" (line 10)

• "and it stays a big mess" (line 7)

• "they crawl back into the ground" (line 14)

Multiple Choice

In stanza 2, the father describes another way to act. What is it? Use the words from the stanza in your answer.

• "leave them alone" (line 10)

• "if you step on them?" (line 9)

• "and when the rain stops" (line 13)

• "after clearing his throat" (line 12)

Open Ended

Response card:

The father gives his son advice in the form of an implied metaphor. Rather than telling the son directly how to respond to his friend, the father makes a comparison between the way to handle worms and the way to handle hurtful words. How might hurtful words and worms be alike? Give a reason from the poem to support your answer.

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Multiple Choice

What does the father believe happens if people step on the worms in stanza 1? Use the words from the stanza to support your answer.

• "crawl all over the sidewalk" (line 6)

• "leave them alone" (line 10)

• "and it stays a big mess" (line 7)

• "they crawl back into the ground" (line 14)

Multiple Choice

In stanza 2, the father describes another way to act. What is it? Use the words from the stanza in your answer.

• "leave them alone" (line 10)

• "if you step on them?" (line 9)

• "and when the rain stops" (line 13)

• "after clearing his throat" (line 12)

Open Ended

Response card:

The father gives his son advice in the form of an implied metaphor. Rather than telling the son directly how to respond to his friend, the father makes a comparison between the way to handle worms and the way to handle hurtful words. How might hurtful words and worms be alike? Give a reason from the poem to support your answer.

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