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    Name: ___________________

    I have read my story, discussed


    the after reading questions, and
    reviewed the story vocabulary
    on the back of this bookmark
    for my homework tonight.
    Students signature
    __________________________
    Parents/Guardians signature
    __________________________
    Unit 2 Week 3
    pp. 130 - 147
    Name: ____________________
    I have read my story, discussed
    the after reading questions, and
    reviewed the story vocabulary
    on the back of this bookmark
    for my homework tonight.
    Students signature
    __________________________
    Parents/Guardians signature
    __________________________
    Unit 2 Week 3
    pp. 130 - 147
    Created by: Joanne Warner
    Created by: Joanne Warner
    After Reading: Find the answers to the
    following questions in your book.
    1. Think about the ~ Essential Question:
    How are all living things connected?
    2. How many buffalo roamed North
    America in the mid-1800s? p. 131
    3. What is the main idea on p. 132?
    4. What details support the main idea
    on p. 132 that tells about how the
    Indians and buffalo depend on each
    other? Use text evidence.
    5. Why did the Indians set fires on the
    prairie? Use text evidence p. 132.
    6. How did the Indians feel about the
    treaty with the U.S. government?
    Reread p. 135.
    7. What did the United States Army do
    to the buffalo? Reread p. 135
    8. What details support the main idea
    that the settlers caused the prairie to
    be in danger? Use text evidence from p. 136.
    9. How did President Teddy Roosevelt
    help save the buffalo? Reread p. 140.
    Vocabulary Review
    Discuss each vocabulary word. Use the glossary
    to look up the definition of each word.
    crumbled flourished
    droughts fragile
    ecosystem imbalance
    extinct ripples
    crumbled flourished
    droughts fragile
    ecosystem imbalance
    extinct ripples
    After Reading: Find the answers to the
    following questions in your book.
    1. Think about the ~ Essential Question:
    How are all living things connected?.
    2. How many buffalo roamed North
    America in the mid-1800s? p. 131
    3. What is the main idea on p. 132?
    4. What details support the main idea
    on p. 132 that tells about how the
    Indians and buffalo depend on each
    other? Use text evidence.
    5. Why did the Indians set fires on the
    prairie? Use text evidence p. 132.
    6. How did the Indians feel about the
    treaty with the U.S. government?
    Reread p. 135.
    7. What did the United States Army do
    to the buffalo? Reread p. 135
    8. What details support the main idea
    that the settlers caused the prairie to
    be in danger? Use text evidence from p. 136.
    9. How did President Teddy Roosevelt
    help save the buffalo? Reread p. 140.
    Vocabulary Review
    Discuss each vocabulary word. Use the glossary
    to look up the definition of each word.

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