Voices of The Revolution

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Voices of The Revolution Story Strategy Summarize Genre Skill & Cause & Effect Historical Fiction 2

American Revolution

Key Vocabulary arming drilling fierce just kin peered rebels skirmish skittish

Strategy Focus What would it be like to be a Tory if your neighbors were Patriots? When you read, summarize the conflict between Katie’s family and their neighbors.

The reason something happens is called a cause. The event that happens as a result is the effect. Sometimes readers can figure out what effect an event has had by asking, “What happened because of this event?”

Objectives We will: Identify the reason something happens as the cause. Identify something that happens as a result as the effect. Learn academic language: Cause, effect

Practice Book #160

Selection 2

Page # 294 Page # 295 Page # 296-297 Page # 297 Page # 298-299 Page # 301-303

arming Providing with weapons

drilling doing exercises to become efficient soldiers

fierce ferocious

Just Honorable and fair

Kin People related by blood or marriage

rebels People who oppose or defy the government that exists

skirmish A small, short fight between enemies

skittish Nervous and jumpy

peered looked at with concentration