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Nothing to pick up Walk quietly to your seat and sit down Take out p lanner pen A Long Walk to Water book AND packet Write homework in planner NOW Homework Finish the Long Walk to Water ID: 760387

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Start Up for November 9, 2016

Nothing to pick up

Walk quietly to your seat and sit down.

Take out: p

lanner,

pen,

A Long Walk to

Water

book

AND packet

.

Write homework in planner NOW

!

Homework

Finish the

Long Walk to Water

chapter

6

AND

7

reading and

questions

in your packet AND

1 post-it note for each chapter!

IRP: 15 minutes of IRP reading! Three (3) one-pagers due

TOMORROW!

IRP day is TOMORROW

– bring your IRP book

Book Orders: Info on the ELA website! Ordering is online only by November 15

th

Slide2

2nd & 3rd period

You will not have IRP tomorrow because of the Career Fair; however, your 3 one-pagers are STILL due!

Plan to drop off your one-pagers in the basket on Mrs.

Luders

’ desk.

One-pagers will NOT be accepted late on Monday

Slide3

Chapter 5 review

Slide4

Slide5

1. Explain how water dictates (commands, influences, controls) Nya’s life.

Nya’s whole life follows water.

Her family moves for water.

Nya collects, digs, waits and carries to water.

Slide6

2. How was the honey worth it for Salva and the others in his group? What was the cost?

The group was starving, but they were able to feast on the honey.

However, the cost is all the bee stings.

On page 28, the text states, “…one Dinka man had been stung on his tongue. It was swollen so badly that he could not close his mouth; he could hardly swallow.”

Slide7

3. What do Salva and Marial have in common? What does it mean that Salva “heard that sigh all the way to his heart?”

Salva

and

Marial

are

both:

without family

speak Dinka

same age

same height

same

length of

stride

(step, walk

)

The sigh represents the depth of their shared feelings and how much they miss their family.

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4. Why is Salva dismayed that they are walking to Ethiopia, east? How are the boys good for each other?

Salva

is dismayed (

distraught, discouraged

) they are walking away from his family; how will his family find him out here.

The boys become friends. They support, encourage and laugh with each other.

Slide9

5. Describe the Atuot people. Would you fear them?

The

Atuot

people are the people of the lion. Their land holds many wildlife including lions. Dinka stories say that when one of the

Atout

dies, he comes back as a lion with great hunger for human flesh, The lions in this region are considered the fiercest. The lions and their roars are frightening to

Salva

.

Slide10

Water

Slide11

Water Factshttp://www.businessinsider.com/how-many-days-can-you-survive-without-water-2014-5

A

human can go for more than three weeks without

food,

 but water is a different story. 

The maximum time an individual can go without water seems to be a week — an estimate that would certainly be shorter in difficult conditions, like broiling heat.

However, one week is a generous estimate. Three to four days would be more typical

.

Slide12

Slide13

Dehydration

Dehydration

 is a condition that occurs when the loss of body fluids, mostly water, exceeds the amount that is taken in.

With

 dehydration, more water is moving out of our cells and bodies than what we take in through drinking.

Slide14

Slide15

Slide16

GOOD: Drinking Water

(

2:53 minutes

)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R_vpNQ0fJc

Slide17

Waterborne Diseases

Slide18

Cholera

a waterborne disease

Slide19

Choleraa waterborne disease

a bacterial disease usually spread through contaminated watercauses severe diarrhea and dehydrationcan be fatal in a matter of hours, even in previously healthy people

Slide20

Treatment of Choleraa waterborne disease

Cholera

requires immediate treatment because the disease can cause death within hours.

Rehydration

Intravenous fluids

Antibiotics

Zinc supplements

Slide21

Chapter 6 & 7

Slide22

Chapter 6 & 7

Perseverance

Post-It

Notes

Slide23

Today’s Post-It Note assignment

Take

4

post-it notes.

When you are reading chapter 6 & 7, you need to write 1 post-it note for each chapter.

Consider:

How does Nya show perseverance?

How does

Salva

show

perseverance?

Slide24

Chapter 6 Preview

Slide25

Slide26

Chapter 6 Vocabulary

makeshift

adv. done or made using whatever is available, temporary

“They had no house and had to sleep in makeshift shelters.”

solemn

adj. serious

“His face became very solemn when Salva told him that he had not seen nor heard a single word of his family in all that time.”

rebelled

v. to reject or fight against.

“After so many weeks of near-starvation, his stomach rebelled mightily...”

nausea

n. stomach sickness

“At one point Salva found himself in a line of half a dozen people, all in an identical pose - bent over, holding their stomachs, and waiting for the next wave of nausea.”

exhausted

adj. completely worn out

“For ten hours they walked, and near dawn the next morning, everyone was exhausted.”

wailing

n. a long, loud, high-pitched cry, as of grief or pain

“As he opened his eyes, he heard wailing.”

Slide27

Chapter 6 Questions

1. Nya and her mother think differently about the camp. Explain. Would Nya and Salva have been friends if they knew each other in the same time?

2. Finally, something good happens for Salva. Explain. How does this make a difference for the group?

3. Why does everyone in the group become nauseous? Could they have avoided this problem?

4. List all the elements working against their survival.

5. What does it mean: “

A cold fist seemed to grip Salva’s heart

?” What has happened?

6. If you had to choose to be Nya or Salva, explain whose shoes you would rather walk in. Why

?

Slide28

Chapter 7

Slide29

Slide30

Chapter 7 Vocabulary

steady

adj. firm, even, regular

“Uncle spoke to him all morning in a steady, low voice.”

reeds

n. the stalks of various tall perennial grasses

“Salva staggered forward with another load of reeds in his arms.”

papyrus

n. a tall, aquatic plant native to the Nile valley

“Some people were cutting down the tall papyrus grass by the water’s edge.”

prow

n. the bow or front part of a boat

“Salva watched, fascinated, as little by little the curve of a prow and low sides grew from the piles of reeds.”

Slide31

Chapter 7 Questions

What is wrong with Akeer? What are her symptoms? What is the choice facing the family? What would you do?

How do they know a lion took Marial? How is it possible that no one heard anything?

How does the loss of his friend affect Salva? How does uncle soothe him?

What changes as the group approaches the Nile? How do they get across?

What is the secret of making the canoes?

What would you like to learn in the next chapter?