February 27, Thursday
Today's lesson
1. Week 3 vocab quiz
2. Reading Street story: Lewis and Clark and Me
Narrated by: Seaman
10 sentences summary as shown in Sensay:
- Lewis and Clark and Me was a story told by a dog named Seaman.
- “Lewis walked along the dock with a large stride” when he saw Seaman for the first time.
- “Need a dog, sir?” Seaman’s owner asked, and Lewis bought him for twenty dollars.
- “I have always loved the water,” so Seaman was excited to travel on the Ohio River.
- One day, Seaman saw “hundreds of squirrels” swimming across the river.
- Lewis told him, “Fetch us a squirrel,” and Seaman jumped into the water to catch them.
- When they met Native Americans, one of them pointed at Seaman and said, “Bear.”
- Lewis smiled and said, “I guess he does look like a bear.”
- A Native American offered “three beaver skins for my dog,” but Lewis said, “No trade.”
- Seaman knew that “nothing could separate” him from Lewis, and they stayed together on their adventure.
2/27 Thursday |
1.
Copy Week 4 VW #1-15x3, definition x 1 Make
6 sentences from VW #1-15 at least 8 words. 2.
WK 3 worksheet #3 3.
Google classroom 4.
Read RS p.52-67 |
Week 4 Vocab
Definitions – Lewis
and Clark and Me
1 |
expedition
(n.): a special journey for a specific purpose |
2 |
explore (v.):
to travel to new places
to learn about
them |
3 |
Newfoundland (prop. n.): a province of Canada;
a breed of dog |
4 |
purpose
(n.): the reason for doing something |
5 |
wilderness
(n.): wild and natural area
where few people live |
6 |
bought (v.): past tense
of to buy; paid money
for something |
7 |
spirit
(n.): inner quality of someone |
8 |
highway
(n.): major roads |
9 |
trapper
(n.): a person who catches animals in traps |
10 |
wildflower
(n.): a flower that
grows in the wild |
11 |
sniff (v.):
to take air in through
the nose; usually
to smell something |
12 |
straighter
(adj.): more straight |
13 |
scratch (v.):
to make a mark with something long,
thin and sharp |
14 |
drown (v.):
to die in water |
15 |
webbed
(feet) (adj.): having skin connecting toes on a foot |
16 |
current (n.) : a stream of moving water
in a river or ocean |
17 |
recognize
(v.): acknowledge that you see someone or something you know |
18 |
powerful
(adj.) : strong in body, mind, or in a position of power |
19 |
tighten
(v.) : to make tighter or more firm |
20 |
urge
(v.) : to hurry or to make someone feel the importance of something |
21 |
fetch (v.) : to get something for somebody |
22 |
stroke (n.) : hand movements
in the water |
23 |
exhausted
(adj.) : to feel super tired in body, mind, or spirit |
24 |
admiration
(n.) : the respect for someone or someone’s work |
25 |
Indians
(prop. n.) : a name for the native peoples of North America |
26 |
observation (n.) : things that have been seen and heard |
27 |
scrawny (adj.) : too skinny and weak |
28 |
impress (v.) : the feeling of awe and amazement in a positive way |
29 |
consult: (v.) to give
and get advice |
30 |
separate: (v.) to leave someone or something |
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