The Albertosaurus Mystery

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The Albertasuarus Mystery:

Phillip Currie's Hunt in the Badlands

by T.V. Padma

Genre - Informational Text

Paired Text - Finding Fossils for Fun

Genre - Informational Text

Essential Question:

What can fossils tell about the past?


Reading Goals

Target Skills - conclusions, point of view

Target Strategy - visualize

Fluency - stress


Phonics

words with /j/ and /s/

Skill Links

Listen to the Story

Draw Conclusions

Study Zone Conclusions

Inference/Conclusion

Point of View

Inference Riddles

Quia Conclusions

Rags to Riches Conclusions

Study Zone Conclusions 2

Drawing Conclusions Quiz

Barnum Brown Video

Hard and Soft C Rules

Hard and Soft G Rules

The Making of a Paleontologist


Language Goals

Spelling - words with /j/ and /k/

age space change jawbone

jacket giant pencil circle

once large dance jeans

bounce huge nice place

excited gigantic

Skill Links


Vocabulary

Strategy - suffix - ly

fossils - the remains or traces of a plant or animal of an earlier age

clues - something that helps to solve a problem or mystery

remains - all or part of a dead body

prove - to show to be true by backing up with facts

fierce - wild and savage, dangerous

evidence - facts or signs that help one find out the truth or decide

skeletons - the framework of bones in the body of a human being or an animal having a backbone

uncovering - to reveal or remove the cover from

buried - cover from view, hide

location - a place where something is or can be found

Skill Links

Suffix -ly lesson

Grammar

adjectives that compare

Skill Links

Adjectives Used to Compare

Form the Adjective

Match the Adjective to the Picture

Superlatives Games

Comparatives Game

Degree of Adjective Game

Free Adjective Worksheets

Free Degrees of Comparison Worksheets


Writing

Focus Trait - voice

Writing Type - opinion (opinion paragraph)

Skill Links