Dinosaurs Before Dark

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Dinosaurs Before Dark
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By Mary Pope Osbourne

• Mary and Will Osbourne

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• Other books by Mary Pope Osbourne

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SOARED
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SOARED

• Base word ending
• soar ed

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SOARED

• Base word ending
• soar ed
• Flew high, rose up

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SOARED

• Base word ending
• soar ed
• Flew high, rose up
• Jung watched as the eagle soared above the trees.

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• Two eagles
• soar above
• the trees

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BUILT
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BUILT

• Blend

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BUILT

• Blend
• Made, put together

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BUILT

• Blend
• Made, put together
• The carpenter built a table.

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GRIPPED
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GRIPPED

• Base word ending
• grip(p) ed

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GRIPPED

• Base word ending
• grip(p) ed
• Held tightly

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GRIPPED

• Base word ending
• grip(p) ed
• Held tightly
• Monique gripped her ice cream cone so she
  wouldnt drop it.

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TREMBLED
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TREMBLED

• Base word ending
• trembl(e) ed

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TREMBLED

• Base word ending
• trembl(e) ed
• Shook

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TREMBLED

• Base word ending
• trembl(e) ed
• Shook
• We trembled with fear and covered our eyes as we
  watched the scary movie.

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EXAMINE
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EXAMINE

• Chunk

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EXAMINE

• Chunk
• Study closely

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EXAMINE

• Chunk
• Study closely
• If you examine the gem, youll see tiny grooves
  in it.

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CAUTIOUSLY
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CAUTIOUSLY

• Base word ending
• cautious ly

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CAUTIOUSLY

• Base word ending
• cautious ly
• Carefully

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CAUTIOUSLY

• Base word ending
• cautious ly
• Carefully
• Marlesa cautiously walked along the edge of the
  stream.

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SHOVED
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SHOVED

• Base word ending
• shov(e) ed

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SHOVED

• Base word ending
• shov(e) ed
• Pushed

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SHOVED

• Base word ending
• shov(e) ed
• Pushed
• Sun-Li shoved her little brother out of the way
  so she could grab the first cookie.

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CHEERFULLY
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CHEERFULLY

• Base word ending ending
• cheer ful ly

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CHEERFULLY

• Base word ending ending
• cheer ful ly
• Happily

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CHEERFULLY

• Base word ending ending
• cheer ful ly
• Happily
• Whistling and smiling, the kids cheerfully walked
  through the park.

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DAY ONE
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TEAMWORK

• Read page 3 aloud with partners.
• Read page 5 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• Do you think Jack enjoys chasing his sister all
  the time? Would you?

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DAY TWO
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Pteranodon fossil University of California
Museum of Paleontology
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Pteranodon fossil found in Kansas
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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Jack groaned. This better be good he said (4)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Jack groaned. This better be good, he said. (4)

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TEAMWORK

• Read pages 9-10 aloud with partners.
• Read pages 11-12 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• Where do you think the tree house has taken Jack
  and Annie? Why do you think so?

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DAY THREE
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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Jack squeezed his eyes shut he held on to Annie.
  (3)
• You look at that one and Ill look at the one
  about castles said Annie. (5)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Jack squeezed his eye()s shut. He held on to
  Annie. (3)
• You look at that one, and Ill look at the one
  about castles, said Annie. (5)

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TEAMWORK

• Read pages 17-18 aloud with partners.
• Read pages 19-20 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• Jack and Annie have traveled through time. What
  would you want to see if you traveled to the time
  of the dinosaurs and why?

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DAY FOUR
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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Annie droped to the grownd she steped up to the
  ancient creature. (5)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Annie dropped to the ground. She stepped up to
  the ancient creature. (5)

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Magnolia Tree
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What plantsin theCretaceousPeriod
mighthavelookedlike.
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Triceratops
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TEAMWORK

• Read pages 26-27 (paragraph 6) aloud with
  partners.
• Read page 27 (paragraph 7) page 28 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• Who enjoys the trip more, Jack or Annie? How can
  you tell?

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DAY FIVE
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Bonus test question

• What is the name of the publisher of Dinosaurs
  Before Dark?

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Were probably the only ones in the hole world
  to ever sea a real live Pteranodon. (4)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Were probably the only one()s in the whole
  world to ever see real live Pteranodon. (4)

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WEEK TWO
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COLONIES
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COLONIES

• Base word ending
• colon(y) ies

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COLONIES

• Base word ending
• colon(y) ies
• Large groups that live together

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COLONIES

• Base word ending
• colon(y) ies
• Large groups that live together
• Ants live in colonies and they eat, hunt, and
  work together.

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Prairie dog colony
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BELLOWING
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BELLOWING

• Base word ending
• bellow ing

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BELLOWING

• Base word ending
• bellow ing
• Make a roaring sound

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BELLOWING

• Base word ending
• bellow ing
• Make a roaring sound
• We could all hear Mr. Simmons bellowing, Who
  broke my window with this baseball?

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COASTED
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COASTED

• Base word ending
• coast ed

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COASTED

• Base word ending
• coast ed
• Floated

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COASTED

• Base word ending
• coast ed
• Floated
• The glider coasted through the clouds.

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GRAZING
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GRAZING

• Base word ending
• graz(e) ing

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GRAZING

• Base word ending
• graz(e) ing
• Looking for plants to eat

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GRAZING

• Base word ending
• graz(e) ing
• Looking for plants to eat
• The bears were grazing in the tall grass, hoping
  to find tasty shrubs.

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Grazing hmungos
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MIRACLE
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MIRACLE

• Chunk mir a cle

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MIRACLE

• Chunk mir a cle
• Amazing or unbelievable event

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MIRACLE

• Chunk mir a cle
• Amazing or unbelievable event
• Juan hadnt studied for his test, so it was a
  miracle that he answered all the questions
  correctly.

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DAZED
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DAZED

• Base word ending
• daz(e) ed

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DAZED

• Base word ending
• daz(e) ed
• Shocked, stunned

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DAZED

• Base word ending
• daz(e) ed
• Shocked, stunned
• After she hit her head, Mina had a dazed look in
  her eyes.

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DISTANT
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DISTANT

• Chunk dis tant

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DISTANT

• Chunk dis tant
• Far off

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DISTANT

• Chunk dis tant
• Far off
• With a telescope, I could see distant boats on
  the horizon.

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• Distant boats
• on the horizon

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SLUNG
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SLUNG

• Blend

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SLUNG

• Blend
• Threw

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SLUNG

• Blend
• Threw
• The cowboy slung his saddle over his horses back.

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• Nest of
• dinosaur
• eggs

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Velociraptor nest

• For sale
• for 20,000

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A collection of dinosaur eggs
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• TWO OF THE LARGEST KNOWN DINOSAUR EGGS.
• From a site in the Xixia Basin,
• China. 18-inch-long eggs

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DAY ONE
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• The kids wonder where the tree house landed.
• They see a Triceratops and they run.
• Jack learns that Triceratops eat only plants.
• The kids decide to take a closer look.
• Jack and Annie approach the Triceratops.
• Jack takes notes about the triceratops.
• Annie falls down in front of the Triceratops.

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SUMMARY

• The kids run from a Triceratops. Jack learns
  that the Triceratops eats only plants. Jack and
  Annie approach the Triceratops. Annie falls down
  in front of the Triceratops.

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TEAMWORK

• Read pages 37-38 (paragraph 2) aloud with
  partners.
• Read page 38 (paragraph 3) page 39 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• Jack and Annie came across a number of nests full
  of dinosaur eggs. If you ever come across a nest
  of eggs in the wild, should you leave the nest
  alone? Why or why not?

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SAMPLE JOURNAL ENTRY

• This morning we were at Sandras Lodge again.
  I was again most comfortable with the older
  children. I tried to push myself to be with the
  younger children but the older children would
  then cry for my attention. It was difficult to
  find a medium. I was able to play and interact
  with all of the younger children today for at
  least a small period of time.

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DAY TWO
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Go to this website to hear a sound sample of a
tuba.

• http//www.compositiontoday.com/sound_bank/tuba/tu
  ba.asp

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Chew?
• Yes. I red thats what you does if a mean dog
  come at you. (4)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Chew?
• Yes. I read thats what you do if a mean dog
  comes at you. (4)

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TEAMWORK

• Read page 44 aloud with partners.
• Read pages 45 46 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• Do you think Jack made a good decision to go back
  and get his book from the hill? Why or why not?

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DAY THREE
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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Tyrannosaurus rex! whispered Jack.Run Annie.
  Run, cried Jack. (3)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Tyrannosaurus rex! whispered Jack.Run, Annie!
  Run! cried Jack. (3)

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TEAMWORK

• Read pages 52 53 aloud with partners.
• Read pages 54 55 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• Why do you think the Pteranodon saved Jack?

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DAY FOUR
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SIZE OF A TYRRANOSAURUS REX
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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Jack groaned. Oh no. I left the book, and my
  pack on the hill I have to go back.(3)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Jack groaned. Oh, no. I left the book(,) and
  my pack on the hill. I have to go back.(3)

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TEAMWORK

• Read pages 61 63 aloud with partners.
• Read pages 64 65 silently.

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TEAM TALK EXTENDER

• Do you think Jack and Annie will ever return to
  dinosaur land? Why or why not?

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• http//www.randomhouse.com/kids/magictreehouse/
• Great website click on books, the Magic Tree
  House series, then on the book that you read and
  you can earn a passport stamp (print it) to add
  to your Magic Tree House passport book (download
  and print it) if you correctly answer three
  questions about the book.

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DAY FIVE

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Jack pushed his glasses into place he kept stared
  at pteranodon.
• Jack are you okay? Annie called. (5)

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TWO MINUTE EDIT

• Jack pushed his glasses into place. He kept
  staring at Pteranodon.
• Jack, are you okay? Annie called. (5)

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Bonus question

• Who drew the pictures for Dinosaurs Before Dark?