Lesson 5 Review - Bulbasaur | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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What are the settings in "Gus Takes the Train?"

the train, the zoo

What is this?

magazine

What does "setting" mean?

when and where the story takes place

Who are the characters in "Gus Takes the Train?"

Gus, Peg, and the conductor

What can we use to explain the plot (the story events) in order?

Sequence of Events

What are TWO things that "City Zoo" tells you to do in order to have a good time?

Come with your family and a friend, hold on to your ticket, have some snacks, pull a wagon, take pictures

What is this?

map (and key)

What are TWO things that tell you that "Gus Takes the Train" is fantasy?

Answers may vary (cats can't take the train, cats can't sing, cats can't go to the zoo, etc.)

What is this?

brochure

What is happening here?

Gus met a friend! Peg and Gus sing and play.

What is the genre of "City Zoo"?

informational text

What are the FIVE new kinds of Informational Text that we learned about?

newspaper, magazine, brochure, website, and map

What does "characters" mean?

the people and animals in a story

What is this?

newspaper

What is a "key"?

a key shows what pictures on the map mean

What kind of informational text is "City Zoo"?

map or brochure

What three things make up story structure?

character, setting and plot

What is the genre of "Gus Takes the Train?"

fantasy

Is this the beginning, middle, or the end of "Gus Takes the Train"?

the end

What are the four animals in "City Zoo"?

tiger, elephant, polar bear, and giraffe

What is this?

website

What are the names of the two stories we read in Lesson 5?

Gus Takes the Train, City Zoo

What is a "map"?

a drawing of a place that helps you to get somewhere

What does "plot" mean?

what happens in the story (story events)