What is the theme of “Titeliture”?

How does the mother react to the prince when he asks why the daughter is on the roof?

• The mother scolds the prince for asking such a question.

• The mother is surprised and asks the prince why he is asking.

• The mother lies and says that she can spin long straw on the roof into pure gold

• The mother tells the prince that the daughter is looking for a way to escape.

Match the following

• the calm control of oneself

• reputation

• a feeling of great surprise

• bargain

• caused a person to believe something that is not true. (Synonym- dishonest/untruthful)

• composure

• an agreement between people about what each will give or receive.

• astonishment

• the opinion that many people have of someone.

• deceived

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Match the following

• the calm control of oneself

• reputation

• caused a person to believe something that is not true. (Synonym- dishonest/untruthful)

• astonishment

• the opinion that many people have of someone.

• deceived

• a feeling of great surprise

• composure

• an agreement between people about what each will give or receive.

• bargain

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CCSS.RL.4.4

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What is the theme of this story? 

• Necessity is the mother of invention.
• Don't steal.
• Respect your elders.
• Slowly but surely wins the race.

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What is the theme of “Titeliture”?

• A.   Hard work pays off.

• B.    A secret loses its power once it is revealed.

• C.   Perseverance helps you meet your goals.

• D.   Honesty is the best policy.

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Pick two details that support how the theme is developed.

• D. The girl and the prince were married, and never again did she have to spin, because, of course, spinning is not proper work for a princess.

• A. By sunrise she had spun all the straw into the finest gold.

• B. The prince replied, “My bride must sew her wedding dress, because she used my magic glove, and she will never, ever guess, Titeliture’s the name of her love.”

• C. The girl smiled and clapped her hands, and asked the prince to sing the little man’s song over and over so that she wouldn’t forget.

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The Recital:

Kara chose a difficult piece to play for the piano recital. Her teacher advised her to select an easier one, but Kara knew she could do it. Kara practiced every day after school. When her friends called to see if she could play, Kara told them that she couldn't and continued to practice. Even with all that practicing, a week before the recital, Kara still could not play the piece without making mistakes. Kara thought about giving up and switching to an easier piece, but instead she decided to double her practice time. The night of the recital arrived. Kara was the last student to play. As she walked onto the stage to take her place at the piano, she remembered the long hours she had spent practicing. Kara began to play. Her hands danced across the keyboard. She knew the piece so well! When the final note faded, the room erupted in applause. She had played the piece perfectl

• It takes a lot of practice to play the piano

• Kara practiced a lot and did well.

• Persistence pays off.

• Friends are important.

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Read Grandpa's Birthday Parth and find the Theme.

“Mom, guess what!" Claire yelled as she came through the door. “Taylor

Carson invited me to her skating party tomorrow night! It's going to be so fun!"

Mom frowned. “I know you really want to go to that party, but tomorrow night is Grandpa's 80th birthday. You know that. We've been planning the party for months. Claire's face fell. “Oh no. I forgot," she moaned. "But can't I go to the skating party? Grandpa will hardly even notice I'm not there." “Absolutely not," replied Mom. “He most certainly will notice. You are his only grandchild and family comes first. Always." Claire knew by the tone of her mother's voice that there was no arguing. She was so mad and so disappointed. She had been excited about her grandfather's party. Now she didn't even want to go. On the night of the party, Claire spent most of her time sulking, wishing she were skating with her friends. Then Grandpa called her over to his chair. “Claire-Bear," he said, “it means the world to me that you are here to celebrate my birthday. You are so very precious to me." Claire's resentment disappeared. Mom was right. Skating would have been fun, but this was more important.

• Claire love her grandpa

• Family is important.

• It is important to listen to your mother.

• Grumpy people have a lot of money.

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Mr. Jones decided to take his family camping. It was a beautiful weekend and the family was excited about the trip. So he packed up the car and away they went. At first they had trouble finding an empty campsite. Most of the other campers had made reservations ahead of time. When they finally found one, Dad asked the kids, Tim and Katie, to pitch the tent. It wasn't long before Tim reported that he could not find the tent stakes. Sure enough, they were nowhere to be found. Meanwhile, mom was trying to light the portable stove, but Dad had forgotten the matches. Not only that, they did not have a can opener to open the can of spaghetti sauce they had brought for dinner or a pot big enough to cook the noodles. Then Katie discovered that they had forgotten to bring the sleeping bags! It soon became clear that camping was not going to happen. Grumpily, Dad packed everything back into the car and they drove back to the city. They picked up a pizza on the way home and everyone slept in their own beds that night.

Write down your guess for the theme of this story below!!!!

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