The Illustrated Book of Knights Math Games Cause and effect

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andliterary analysis Reading comprehension activity Literary response writing activity  Additional teacher support includes: Correlations to Common Core State Standards and TEKS for every unit for easy reference Downloadable home–school connection activities and projects help to increase parental involvement Guided reading levels to help identify appropriate texts for students A walk-through of each literary text selection and activity pages that supportthe unit  The 9 units explore these genres and reading selections:  Realistic Fiction: “The Job Interviews”                                                                      Modern Fable: “Noah and the Gummy Bears”                                                         Science Fiction: “Ten Paramount Rules for Vacationing in Outer Space”                Folk Tale: “Why a Cheetah’s Cheeks Are Stained”                                                    Comedy: “Two Fools”                                                                                                Realistic Fiction: “Differences”                                                                                 Historical Fiction: “The First Lady in the Woods”                                                     Poetry: “The Walrus and the Carpenter

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Each set includes content and questions that reinforce strategies such as: using words in context finding main ideas and details identifying sequence making inferences and predictions analyzing and comparing information integrating knowledge understanding author’s purpose

The Illustrated Book of Knights Math Games Cause and effectA celebration of all things chivalrous, this fascinating book features page after page of colorful pictures of heroic knights, fair maidens, and deadly weapons. It recounts captivating tales of life as it really was a thousand years ago, among the crusaders who followed Richard the Lionheart to the Holy Lands, as well as the much loved legends of Camelot and King Arthur's Round Table. Author and artist Jack Coggins wrote and illustrated several books