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Bell ringer 2/29/12

Bell ringer 2/29/12 1. We students used a referrence work entitled Nationel Park Guide to plan a imaginary visit to the Everglades. 2. We planned to visit the Anhinga Trail a place to view alligators the Gumbo-Limbo Trail a place to see orchids, and of course the Visitor Center.

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Bell ringer 2/29/12

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  1. Bell ringer 2/29/12 1. We students used a referrence work entitled Nationel Park Guide to plan a imaginary visit to the Everglades. 2. We planned to visit the Anhinga Trail a place to view alligators the Gumbo-Limbo Trail a place to see orchids, and of course the Visitor Center. 3. The everglades cover a huge area it is most large than the state of Delaware.

  2. Read and number paragraphs • Highlight key terms (repeated words) and LIST • If sources, circle and underline what they are saying • Summarize each paragraph in the margins • Tell WHY the choices are wrong

  3. Chanda's Secrets • P= prediction • I= inference • ?= don’t understand, have a question, don’t know a word • = like this • = a sad or upsetting part • *= important • Imagery (senses)- draw a pic of what sense • Figurative language- write simile, metaphor, personification • Character- write name on left and description on right

  4. Create a family tree of Chanda's extended family, starting with her grandparents. • Mom's Parents: Granny and Granpa Thela (then list their children, etc.) • Dad's Parents: Papa Granny, Papa Grandpa…Papa,

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