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WEEKLY CHOICE BOARD 4/5: Week of 6/08/2020 Try and complete 3 -5 activities this week. Mark with an X (or tally somewhere else) the activities as you do them. Put your work on Teams if you’re able to! Movie Magic! Imagine your book was turned into a movie. What would the movie poster look like? What changes would you make from the book? Word Challenge Write 5 words from your book and write a word that rhymes with it, a synonym, and an antonym. Example: Good Rhyme: Wood Synonym: Great Antonym: Bad Write it! Compare It! Create a song or poem about the main idea or theme of your book. Remember, the main idea is for nonfiction- it's what a book is mostly about! The theme of a book is for fiction- it's the lesson we can learn from the book. Read another myth, tall tale, or trickster story on my. ON, Epic, or Benchmark. Compare it to a story from the Nearpod. What's similar or different between the two stories? You can also use the stories below and compare those. Conflict and Resolution Draw a picture of the conflict and the resolution of the story and write a few sentences to explain your picture.

Weekly Choice Board (Spanish) 4/5: Semana del 6/08/2020 Trata de completar las siguientes actividades de esta semana. Marca con una X las actividades que vas haciendo. Si puedes, Comparte las actividades que has hecho en Teams! Magia en una Película Desafío de Palabras Imagina que tu libro se convierta en una película. ¿Cómo se vería el afiche de esa película? ¿Qué cambios harías en el libro? Escribe 5 palabras de tu libro y escribe palabras que rimen con ellas, un sinónimo y un antónimo para cada palabra. Por ejemplo: Good Rima: Wood Sinónimo: Gr eat Antónimo: B ad Escríbelo! Crea una canción o un poema sobre la idea principal o la lección que deja tu libro. Recuerda que la idea principal es para textos inform ativos y es describir de qué se trata el libro. La lección de un libro es para los libros de ficción y es la lección que nos deja la historia. ¡Compara historias! Conflicto y resolución Lee otra historia de mito o cuento fantasioso en my. ON, Epic, o Bench mark. Compá ralo con una historia de Nearpod. ¿Qué es similar o diferente entre las dos historias? Ta mbién puedes utilizar las siguientes historias y compararlas. Haz un dibujo del problema/con flicto y la resolución/sol ución de la historia y escribe algunas oraciones para explicar tu dibujo.

"The Monkey and the Crocodile" The crocodile’s wife spied a monkey in a tree and thought he would make a tasty meal. “Bring me that monkey, ” she told her husband. “I haven’t had a bite to eat for days and monkeys’ hearts are delicious!” “Monkeys live in trees, ” her husband said. “I can’t climb a tree to get him. ” “Use your intelligence!” his wife said. The crocodile left the swamp and devised a plan on his way to the monkey’s tree. “Hey, Monkey!” the crocodile called. “Aren’t you tired of eating bananas? Ride on my back across the river and you can eat mangos and figs on the other side. ” Forgetting danger and thinking only of sweet mangos and figs, the monkey leaped heedlessly onto the crocodile’s back. With the monkey on his back, the crocodile dove underwater in the middle of the river. “What’s going on? ” the monkey asked. “When you drown, I’m going to bring you to my wife so she can dine on your heart, ” the croc said. “I wish you told me earlier, ” the monkey said. “I left my heart in my tree. Take me back and I’ll get it for you. ” Returned safe to his tree, the monkey laughed at the crocodile.

"Anansi and the Turtle" Anansi the spider sat down to a delicious dinner of yams. “Your yams smell scrumptious, ” a passing turtle called. “May I join you? ” Anansi wasn’t the most generous of spiders, but he invited the hungry turtle to dinner. “Wait a minute, ” Anansi said. “Your hands are covered with mud. Dinnertime is a time for manners. Go wash your hands. ” When the turtle returned from washing his hands in the river, he saw that the spider had eaten all the yams. “Thanks anyway, ” the disappointed turtle said. “If you’re ever in my neighborhood, stop by for dinner. I’d like to return your hospitality. ” The next week Anansi met the turtle on the riverbank. “I’m here to take you up on your offer, ” the spider said. “Let’s go then, ” the turtle said and dove into the river. The spider followed but could not reach the bottom of the river. He was not heavy enough to sink so he filled his coat with rocks. “You’re wearing a coat, ” the turtle said at the table. “Dinnertime is a time for manners. Please take your coat off. ” Anansi took his coat off. It fell to the riverbed. Anansi floated back up to the riverbank.