Thursday May 14th ELA

Listen to the audio recording of "Sacagawea's Journey into History" and read along! Look again at the timeline (below or in the video). Based on the sequence shown there, which two statements are true. (Select 2 answers) Lewis and Clark spoke with the Nez Perce chiefs at Fort Clatsop Sacagawea met Charbonneau during the expedition Lewis and Clark reached the Yellowstone River near the end of their journey Sacagawea helped prepare for the journey by buying horses The group faced a dangerous storm early in their journey Sacagawea was captured by the Hidatsa Indians after moving to South Dakota Part A:What event happened first after Sacagawea helped the explorers buy horses from the Shoshone? The group stayed at Fort Clatsop for the winter The group met with Nez Perce Indians Sacagawea married Toussaint Charbonneau Sacagawea remembered a gap in the mountains Part B:What paragraph did you find the specific information you needed to answer Part A? Look at the sequence words and phrases in the first column. They show the order of events. Click the blue dot and type the letter of the event that belongs with each one.***type a capital letter please! F E A D H C G B What important sequence information does paragraph 5 include? It explains why the expedition was necessary It describes Sacagawea's husband as a brave man It tells when Sacagawea joined the expedition It shows that the baby was born in the winter Read this sentence from paragraph 8.Sacagawea helped them find a route through the mountains.What is the meaning of route in this context? wide tunnel to travel through train tracks in the mountains way of getting from place to place paved road for wagons to use You've learned that it is important to understand the relationship between events in historical writing. Explain how a clear sequence can help you understand the relationship between events.Think about all the stories we read, not just Sacagawea.Sentence Stems:A clear sequence can help me understand...I know this because...In the story...