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Living Things Compete Read pages B14-B19
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Courtney Oelke
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hello, third graders This week in reading, you are again
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going to be using your science book, and this week
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you are going to read pages.
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Be 14 and it is called Living Things Compete.
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You're gonna read pages be 14 through be 19.
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No, this week, the vocabulary words that you are going
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to focus on our community, population and resource.
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Let's go ahead and go over what those words mean.
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Community is a group of plants and animals that live
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in the same area and interact with each other.
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So in our community Gillette we are the people that
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live there that interact and live in the same area.
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So our community is made up of all of the
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people that live here.
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The next word is population.
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The population is all the organisms of the same kind
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that lived together in an ecosystem, and the last bloke
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have word Resource is a thing found in nature that
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is useful to organisms such as food, water, shelter and
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air. Now, when you read your pages this week, the
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main idea of this text is something we're going to
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focus on again in the main idea this week is
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organisms compete for resource is when they live in the
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same ecosystem with similar needs.
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So if something is competing, that means that it is
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trying to get something over another person over another animal.
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But if you're competing, you are trying to win.
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You are trying to gain that thing.
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So you are going to read about how all living
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things compete for resource is that they need in order
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to survive.
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Another thing that I want you to focus on in
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your science text is the illustrations in the pictures.
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So you're going to see a lot of diagrams, a
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lot of photographs and a lot of text features those
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air important to pay attention to because we gain information
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and data that we need from those text features.
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So when you are gaining information and learning from them,
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we call that interpreting.
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So that is something you are also going to focus
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on this week after you have read the science text,
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and I do suggest that you read it several times,
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perhaps read it too apparent.
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Ah, younger sibling, an older sibling.
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But practice reading it.
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You are going to have a Google quiz that is
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due by Friday to see if you comprehend and understand
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what you write about.
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Have a great week
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