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Three Times Lucky by Sheila Turnage Week 3 Pass the Envelope, Please Reflection Chapters 12-17 Pass the Envelope, Please & Reflection due Monday May 11 *For Ch.12-17, you are to come up with 3 discussion questions related to each chapter * write (clearly) or type each question and put it on an index/note card, put the question on the front of the card, put the answer (with page number) and chapter on the back of the card *place all 18 cards in an envelope labeled with your name, class period and due date If you don’t have or can’t get index cards and an envelope: *at the heading of the page include your name, class period and due date *next put the heading Chapter 12 and below that list your three questions and answers (with page numbers) *continue this pattern for Chapters 13-17 *to be typed *Mo has a recurring dream in which she finds a message in a bottle from her Upstream Mother. The message always blurs away before she can read it. Compose a letter to Mo from her Upstream Mother. *Include information about how she found Mo’s message, who she is, where she lives, what her life is like and any thoughts/feelings she might have about Mo. *2-3 paragraphs typed Three Times Lucky by Sheila Turnage Week 4 Wanted Poster Reflection Chapters 18-23 Wanted Poster & Reflection due Monday May 18 Mo and Dale learn that Plainclothes phil is actually a bank rober named Slate, who is believed to have killed Mr. Jesse and kidnapped Miss Lana. *create a wanted poster (copy paper size) for Slate using details from the story to accurately depict his appearance and any known information about his past *be creative *Mo and Dale have a fight. *Explain why Dale is angry with Mo. What important lesson does Mo learn from this argument? *Use examples(2-3 quotes with page numbers) from the story to explain/support your thinking *1-2 paragraphs typed Three Times Lucky by Sheila Turnage Week 5 Travel Brochure Chapters 24-29 Travel Brochure due Tuesday May 26 You have learned a lot about the story’s setting Tupelo Landing. *use details from the story to create the travel brochure *include important information about locations, landmarks, activities, entertainment, restaurants and culture *be creative