Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 242 views

    #1 Nate The Great Goes Undercover L3W

    Uploaded by

    Alyssa Sarah Vandermeer
    Nate the Great Goes Undercover is a story about Nate, a boy detective, trying to solve the case of the garbage snatcher. He stays up all night hiding in a garbage can to catch the culprit. Unfortunately, he has a run-in with a skunk. The next day, Nate realizes the real culprit is Sludge, Oliver's dog, who had gotten tired of only eating pancakes. Nate is happy to finally solve the case but unhappy about his skunk encounter.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    #1 Nate The Great Goes Undercover L3W

    Uploaded by

    Alyssa Sarah Vandermeer
    242 views20 pages
    Nate the Great Goes Undercover is a story about Nate, a boy detective, trying to solve the case of the garbage snatcher. He stays up all night hiding in a garbage can to catch the culprit. Unfortunately, he has a run-in with a skunk. The next day, Nate realizes the real culprit is Sludge, Oliver's dog, who had gotten tired of only eating pancakes. Nate is happy to finally solve the case but unhappy about his skunk encounter.

    Original Title

    #1 Nate the Great Goes Undercover L3W

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Nate the Great Goes Undercover is a story about Nate, a boy detective, trying to solve the case of the garbage snatcher. He stays up all night hiding in a garbage can to catch the culprit. Unfortunately, he has a run-in with a skunk. The next day, Nate realizes the real culprit is Sludge, Oliver's dog, who had gotten tired of only eating pancakes. Nate is happy to finally solve the case but unhappy about his skunk encounter.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    242 views20 pages

    #1 Nate The Great Goes Undercover L3W

    Uploaded by

    Alyssa Sarah Vandermeer
    Nate the Great Goes Undercover is a story about Nate, a boy detective, trying to solve the case of the garbage snatcher. He stays up all night hiding in a garbage can to catch the culprit. Unfortunately, he has a run-in with a skunk. The next day, Nate realizes the real culprit is Sludge, Oliver's dog, who had gotten tired of only eating pancakes. Nate is happy to finally solve the case but unhappy about his skunk encounter.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    You are on page 1of 20

    Nate the Great

    Goes Undercover
    Lesson 3
    Pages 28-41
    Review

    • What is a detective?

    • Who are Nate’s friends?

    • What is Nate trying to solve?

    • Why did stay in a garbage can?


    Vocabulary
    • Crept- to have moved slowly and quietly
    • Skunk- a black and white member of the weasel family that sprays a
    smelly odor when scared
    • Stamp- to bring your foot down hard onto the ground
    • Mothballs- a smelly, white round pellet that smells bad and keeps moths
    away
    • Tip- to fall over
    • Unsolved- to not have found an answer or solved a crime
    • Ignore- to not talk to, speak to, or look at someone or something
    • Proof- something you can see that shows that something DID happen
    • Pooped- very, very tired
    Vocabulary fun
    • Fill in the blanks with the correct word: crept, skunk, tipped, unsolved, pooped,
    ignore, proof, stamp, mothballs

    1. The man ___________over the garbage can and made a mess.


    2. The____________ spayed the enemy when it felt scared.
    3. This case will remain ______________ if the detective doesn't start working on
    it.
    4. The boy felt _______ after the long soccer game.
    5. I can’t _________ food when I am hungry!
    6. These_____________ smell terrible, but they keep away the pesky moths!
    7. The lion _____________ his legs on the floor when he got angry.
    8. The robber __________so quietly that no one heard him go into the house.
    9. Did your mom find ____________ that her cat was stolen?
    • Why does Nate say first he is IN luck, and
    then he was in BAD luck?

    • What animal did Nate see?

    • How can bad luck happen if you are near a


    skunk?

    • Can you think of other ways animals protect


    themselves?
    Describe
    what
    might be
    happening
    in this
    photo?
    • What did Nate write to Oliver about
    how to keep the skunk away from the
    garbage cans?

    • How did Nate know this trick?

    • What have you learned from books at


    your library? Tell me one thing you
    learned about anything in the world!
    • What did Nate do as soon as he got
    home?

    • Why did he have to do that?

    • What are some other bad smells humans


    must wash off?

    • Do you think the case is solved?


    • Why did Oliver come to see Nate the next morning?

    • What do you think happened?

    • What does unsolved mean? So then, what do you think the letters
    un mean when put in front of a word?
    Grammar connection-
    prefixes UN and RE
    • Un means NOT, so • Re means AGAIN, so reread
    unsolved means not means to read again!
    solved.

    • What is a word for the • What is a word for the


    following? following?
    • Not happy?
    • Not fed? • Try again?
    • Open again?
    • Not loved?
    • Live again?
    • Not opened? • Tell again?
    • What clue do you think Nate missed as he searched for the garbage
    snatcher?

    Let’s read this page aloud.


    • Do you see any clues on this page?

    • How can the picture help us with finding clues?


    Which of these could be proof of a crime?

    • Nate said he needed PROOF. What • Unfamiliar footprints


    does he mean by he needs • A broken door
    • Missing money
    PROOF? Why do you think proof • A sun in the sky
    is important to solving a case? • A note that read, “Give me your jewels!!”
    • A river

    • Who or what jumped on the


    garbage can as Nate was hiding at
    night?

    • Did you have any suspicions? Why


    or why not?
    Class discussion

    • Why did Nate “expect” to see Sludge? Did you see any clues in the
    book that made you also expect to see Sludge at the garbage can?

    • How do we use clues in our lives to help us understand and solve


    things? Give an example.
    • Why had Sludge started to go to get food
    from garbage cans?

    • Did you ever tire of a food or anything in


    your life?

    • Why do you think Nate had a hard time


    understanding how Sludge would tire of
    the pancakes?

    • What do you eat for breakfast? Have you


    ever had American style pancakes?
    • What was the only thing Nate wanted to
    do when he got home?

    • What would he do tomorrow?

    • Why did Nate call this his NIGHT case?

    • Which words above are homonyms, or


    words that sound the same but have Did you say write and
    different meaning? too? You are right?
    What are other spellings
    and meanings for too and
    write?
    Homonyms
    • Can you write some homonyms for these words?

    • Whole _________________
    • Hey _________________
    • High _________________
    • Flu _________________
    • Blew _________________
    • Through _________________
    • Knew _________________
    • Eye _________________
    Let’s practice
    reading
    measurements.
    Which is larger a
    teaspoon or
    tablespoon?

    Why must you wipe the


    How many steps are there to make this ice cream? small container before
    eating the ice cream?
    How many cups of ice are needed?
    Match measurements to their numbers

    • One half cup 2/3

    1
    • One quarter cup
    ½
    • One- and one-half cups
    1/3
    • One fourth teaspoon
    ¼
    • One third cup
    ¼
    • Two thirds tablespoon
    1 1/2
    You did it! You complete the book! Great
    work!
    • Homework: Read pages 1-13 of
    Nate the Great and the Halloween
    Hunt.

    • Think about what your favorite


    holidays are, and be ready to talk
    about them!

    You might also like

    pFad - Phonifier reborn

    Pfad - The Proxy pFad of © 2024 Garber Painting. All rights reserved.

    Note: This service is not intended for secure transactions such as banking, social media, email, or purchasing. Use at your own risk. We assume no liability whatsoever for broken pages.


    Alternative Proxies:

    Alternative Proxy

    pFad Proxy

    pFad v3 Proxy

    pFad v4 Proxy