Dinosaur Ghosts- Day 1 What do you know about Bigfoot, the Abominable Snowman, or the Loch Ness monster???? The Search for Monsters of Mystery by Amy Nathan.

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Dinosaur Ghosts- Day 1 What do you know about Bigfoot, the Abominable Snowman, or the Loch Ness monster???? The Search for Monsters of Mystery by Amy Nathan 1)What information does the article title “The Search for Monsters of Mystery” give you? 2)How does the section heading “ Is the Loch Ness monster Really a Fish” help organize the text? 3)Is the article arranged by main ideas and details or by cause and effect? How can you tell?

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Dinosaur Ghosts- Day 1 Vocabulary: Dinosaur Ghosts 1)erosion6) geologist 2)evidence7) hypothesis 3)excavation8) paleontologist 4)extinct9) specimens 5)fossils10) theory List and define all words in your LA Journal Homework : Practice Book #146

Dinosaur Ghosts- Day 2 Spelling- write the following 3 column chart in you SPELLLING notes section of you journal Final /ər/Final /ən/Final /əl/ messengerweaponstruggle Directorfrightenchannel Acremental Homework: Practice Book #152

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Dinosaur Ghosts- Day 2 Video: Coelophysis Purpose Setting- TM #191 Read Pages up to “What Happened Here” Complete Comprehension Questions #1-3 Complete PB #147 #1-2

Dinosaur Ghosts- Day 3 Read Pages Complete Comprehension Questions #4-9 Complete PB #147

Dinosaur Ghosts- Day 4 Read Pages Complete Comprehension Questions #10-13 Complete PB 148