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Title: Can Animals Think


1
Can Animals Think?
  • Unit 2, FYI
  • Pages 39 -44

2
Before you Read
  • What do you think are some of the major
    differences between humans and other animals?
  • Have you ever had a pet that you thought was very
    smart? Why?
  • Do you think animals can have a sense of humor?
    Are they capable of emotions such as love, anger,
    and fear?

3
Pet Talent
  • Here are Animal Planets Pet Stars videos of
    talented, intelligent pets considered pet stars
    for their humorous performances

http//animal.discovery.com/fansites/petstar/video
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4
Read Aloud
  • Read the selection,
  • Can Animals Think?
  • Pages 39 - 41

5
What is a Fact?
  • A fact is something that can be proven
    scientifically, geographically, and historically.
  • Examples
  • Water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Canada is in North America.
  • George Washington was the first president of the
    United States.

6
What is an Opinion?
  • An opinion is something based on personal
    judgment, preference, and perception.
  • Examples
  • Pablo doesnt speak Spanish well.
  • Chocolate ice cream is more delicious than
    vanilla ice cream.
  • Drinking water is a good way to stay healthy.

7
Is It a Fact or an Opinion?
  • Cats are friendly.
  • Dogs and cats are very intelligent.
  • Dogs bark.
  • Dogs are mans best friend.
  • Cats are clean pets.
  • Dogs and cats are funny.
  • Dogs have four legs and a tail.
  • Cats have whiskers and claws.
  • German Shepherds are dangerous.
  • A Chihuahua originated in Mexico.

8
  • Do the following exercises in your textbook
  • Recalling Facts
  • Identifying Main Ideas
  • Discussing your opinions
  • Expanding Vocabulary
  • Synonyms and Antonyms
  • Pages 39 - 44
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