Skill-Based Lesson
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"In the fairy tale 'The Golden Goose,' a poor
farmer's son shows kindness to an old man and
receives a golden goose as a reward. The goose
has the magical ability to produce golden eggs.
Excited by the potential wealth, the greedy
townspeople try to steal the golden goose from
the farmer's son. However, their greed leads to
misfortune and embarrassment, while the farmer's
son's kindness and gratitude bring him true
happiness and prosperity.
A) The story emphasizes the importance of trying to steal the golden goose.
B) Greed leads to misfortune and embarrassment for the townspeople.
C) The golden goose brings true happiness and prosperity to the townspeople.
D) Kindness and gratitude are not valuable traits in life.
I – Do Stage
"Martin Luther King Jr. was a prominent leader in the Civil Rights
Movement. He believed in equality and fought for the rights of
African Americans. Through peaceful protests and powerful
speeches, he inspired millions of people and brought about
significant change in our society."
A. The impact of Martin Luther King Jr. on the Civil Rights Movement.
B. The importance of peaceful protests in fighting for equality.
C. The accomplishments and contributions of African Americans.
D. The significance of powerful speeches in inspiring change.
We – Do Stage
"The water cycle is the process by which water
circulates through the Earth's atmosphere, land, and
bodies of water. It begins with the evaporation of water
from the Earth's surface, which then forms clouds
through condensation. These clouds eventually release
water in the form of precipitation, such as rain, snow, or
hail. The water then returns to the Earth's surface, where
it collects in rivers, lakes, and oceans, ready to begin
the cycle again."
A. The importance of water in the water cycle.
B. The different forms of precipitation in the water cycle.
C. The stages of the water cycle and its continuous process.
D. The impact of the water cycle on the Earth's atmosphere.
You – Do Stage
"Rosa Parks was a courageous woman who played a
significant role in the Civil Rights Movement. On
December 1, 1955, she refused to give up her seat on a
bus to a white passenger, sparking the Montgomery Bus
Boycott. Her act of defiance led to a wave of protests
and helped bring an end to racial segregation on
public buses."
A. The impact of Rosa Parks on the Civil Rights Movement.
B. The importance of the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
C. The history of racial segregation on public buses.
D. The significance of acts of defiance in fighting for equality
CENTRAL IDEA
Answer the questions about pages 42–43
The Dawn Wall
1. What is the main idea on pages 42–43?
The Dawn Wall is the most
challenging free climb in the
world.
2. What text evidence supports the main idea?
The Dawn Wall has a “mostly smooth granite face.” Free
climbing is difficult because climbers use only their hands,
feet, and body to climb. Jorgeson and Caldwell needed
almost five years to analyze the wall and plan the climb.
CENTRAL IDEA
Answer the questions about another page
The Dawn Wall
3. What does the photograph or infographic
show?
On page 44, the
photograph shows one
of the climbers
attempting
the next pitch on the
cliff.
4. Summarize how the photograph or infographic supports
the central idea of the text, and include supporting details
The photograph on page
44 shows how steep the
wall is. I can see how hard
it would be to find a place
to step or hold on to. The
climber appears to be
holding on with just the tips
of his fingers, and he can
barely grip a tiny ledge
with the toes of his shoes.