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How can our determination affect our ability to succeed Turn to page 360361 How can you improve a natural capability If people respond enthusiastically to your efforts how will it affect your perseverance as you face new obstacles ID: 436058

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Get Ready to Read

How can our determination affect our ability to succeed?

Turn to page 360-361.

How can you improve a natural capability?

If people respond enthusiastically to your efforts, how will it affect your perseverance as you face new obstacles?

Can expectancy for success help you become successful? Explain.Slide2

Get Ready to Read

Amazing Words

Upraised

– a person or object that has been lifted to a higher level

How might achieving a personal goal, such as successfully running a marathon, make a person feel upraised?

Why might Duke Ellington have felt upraised after selling his first song?

Who has been upraised: a player named most valuable player or a spectator at the game?

What experiences at home, as school or on the playing field have upraised you? In what ways were you upraised?

Ideals

– goals or principles that guide a person’s life.

The student dancer had high ideals of becoming a ballerina.

Talk about a time when having ideals is important.Slide3

Get Ready to Read

Word Analysis

Greek and Latin Roots

Aud

– means to hear

An audience hears a performance

Root

Origin

Meaning

Examples

Non-Examples

Aud

Latin

Hear

Audience

Fraud

Duc

Latin

Lead

Conductor

Education

Gram

Greek

Letter, written

Grammar

Program

Jud

Latin

Judge

Prejudice

Judo

Poli

Greek

City

Metropolitan

Policy

Vis

Latin

See

Invisible

VisitSlide4

Get Ready to Read

Simile and Metaphor

Types of figurative language that authors use to compare things.

A simile uses the word like or as. Gentle as a lamb, crazy like a fox

A metaphor is direct. Spring is a lamb

Look for examples in From a Different Planet.Slide5

Get Ready to Read

Text Structure

Sequence

What are some clue words for sequencing?

When you read, you can watch for sequencing and use it to better understand the text.

Look at page 370. What is the sequence of events there?Slide6

Read and Comprehend

Vocabulary Strategy

Suffixes

-

ic

means pertaining to or associated with (dramatic)-

ous

means full of (momentous)

-

ation

means the state of being (application)

What are some words with these suffixes?Slide7

Read and Comprehend

Fluency Practice

Follow along as I read paragraph 2 of From a Different Planet.

Read the paragraph with your group using expression.Slide8

Read and Comprehend

What is prejudice?

How might people be prejudiced toward or against certain things?

How do people show prejudice toward or against other people?

Can your own prejudices hurt you? If so, how?Slide9

Read and Comprehend

Biography

The story of a real person’s life written by another person

May cover a person’s whole life, a part of it or just one incident

Preview the selection title and the illustrations.

What do you think When Marian Sang will be about?Slide10

Read and Comprehend

Read page 369.

Think about:

Find a generalization. What clue words helped you?

Many successful musicians began as children: Mozart, Judy Garland, Marian.

What might be some common challenges faced by young performers?

In the fifth paragraph, what does the author mean by:

As Viola sang the high part and Marian sang the low, their harmony blended like a silk braid.Slide11

Read and Comprehend

Read page 370.

Think about:

Draw a conclusion about why Marian sang with her eyes closed. What makes you think so?

Look at the song lyrics. Why did the author likely decide to include these lyrics at this point?

What do the text and illustration on pages 370-371 tell us about the relationship between Marian and her mother?Slide12

Language Arts

Principal Parts of Irregular Verbs

James brought his pillow. What tense is this verb?

He had already brought his blanket. What tense is this verb?

Had brought is a past participle in the past perfect tense. Explain this statement.

Choose the correct verb:

Sasha (

growed

, has grown) taller.

Who (

taked

, took) my lunch?Slide13

Language Arts

Take your spelling list and divide each word into parts. Circle any prefix or suffix. Loop under the other word parts.

Study each part of the word, then practice spelling the whole word.Slide14

Language Arts

Biography

When Marian Sang is a biography of classical singer Marian Anderson. Think about an important person you know about. Write a biography of that person.