The map shows where Oomoo and Oolak live.
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| Take a look at the map, do you notice the similarities to the book? You'll read the information passage. It gives some facts about drifting. 
The story title is "Drifting on an Ice Chunk"
From the text, The sun felt very warm as Oomoo and Oolak stood on the drifting chunk of ice. The flies and mosquitoes were thick near the shore, but when the ice drifted into the open water, the insects were not as thick.
In the story it said, " Her father and the other men of the village had told many stories of the green clouds and how they brought winds that could sweep a boat into the ocean. The men of the village told that anybody going into the ocean should look at the sky ~ always look at the sky."
Were discussing this portion of the story . . .
"Oomoo remembered those things. But as she looked up at the great cloud that had covered the sun, she realized that she and Oolak had been careless. They hadn't followed the rule about watching the sky."
AK Standards: Determine
author’s purpose; compare and contrast a firsthand and secondhand account
of the
same
event or topic; describe
the differences in focus
and
the information provided.
 
Students used the following open-ended sentence samples.
Now I know . . . This proves . . . 
Skill Items
Find part D in your textbook
Number your paper from 1-19
Review Items
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| Independent Workbook 18
Check your work. Remember, if you got an item wrong, mark an x next to your answer. Fix any items you got wrong with a colored pen.
Students working together.
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