Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes An excerpt from a novel based on a true story By: Eleanor Coerr.

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Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes An excerpt from a novel based on a true story By: Eleanor Coerr

Radiation Sickness In 1945, during WWII, the U.S. droppedc two atom bombs on the Japanese ciites of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The bombs spread radiation- harmful energy waves that come from atom bombs. Radiation made people very sick. They felt very weak and had trouble fighting germs. This is a historical fiction story, but many parts are true.

Novel- historical fiction Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes is a novel that is historical fiction It is based on a real girl who with radiation sickness Some of the events and characters are fiction

Cause & Effect cause = action that makes something happen effect = the result CauseEffect Dropped your binder Came home late Teacher called Mom Friend said something mean Didn’t press “save” on computer Didn’t clean your room Didn’t turn in your work Papers got mixed up __________________ ___________________

Adjectives ending in –ed Simple form of the verb Please +ed Adjective pleased Puzzle Surprise Color +edPuzzled surprised colored

Possessive Nouns Teacher’s projector Student’s papers Mom’s keys Dog’s paws Desk’s legs Table’s top Principal’s office Dad’s car Who has/owns something

shot

plump

mysteriously

grant

omen

lopsided

twinkling

mischief

thread

courage

**tacks

**parasol

**puzzled

**grin

chan