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Story 1

This is the title of the first story

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun
and the smallest one in the Solar System
—it’s only a bit larger than the Moon
The planet’s name has nothing to do with
the liquid metal, since it was named after
the Roman messenger god, Mercury
 Story 2

This is the title of the second story

Saturn is not solid like Earth, but is instead a
giant gas planet. It is made up of 94% hydrogen,
6% helium and small amounts of methane and
ammonia.
Hydrogen and helium are what most stars are
made of!
 The timeline of the story
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Beginning Problem Climax Solution Denouement

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 Main characters
Character 1 Character 2
Name Andrew Chloe

Characteristic Skillful but shy and insecure Always ready to help

Neptune is blue due to the presence Venus has a beautiful name, but it’s a
History
of methane gas terribly hot planet

Saturn is not solid like Earth, but is a Despite being red, Mars is actually a
Role played
gas giant cold place
 Determine the theme of the stories

Story One Story Two

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What clues help you to determine the theme
Clue 1 Clue 2
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Clue 3 Clue 4
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 Main points

Neptune Venus Mercury

Venus has a beautiful name Mercury is the closest
Neptune is named after the
and is the second planet planet to the Sun and the
Roman god of the sea. It is
from the Sun. It’s terribly smallest one in the Solar
17 times the mass of Earth
hot System
 Resume the story

Your summary of the story What’s the theme?

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What can we learn?

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 Points of view
Story

Point of View 1 Point of View 2 Point of View 3

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 Story theme in your life
Can the theme of the story be
useful in your life?
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Why? Why not?

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 Your thoughts about the story
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When can the theme of the story be applied?
In your own life...
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In our daylife…
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To make a better world…

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 Compare the themes of the stories
What is similar? What is similar?
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What is different? Story 1

What is different?
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Story 2

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Story locations
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story locations
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location in the story?
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700,000,000
is the approximate number of books sold each year in
the United States
 Literary genres sales

13%
Classic Literary Fiction
39%
Children’s Fiction
13%
Fantasy Fiction
16%
Modern Literary Fiction
19%
Others
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 Little details in the story

Neptune Venus Mercury

Neptune is the farthest It’s terribly hot, even hotter Mercury is the closest
planet from the Sun than Mercury planet to the Sun

Jupiter Saturn Mars

It’s the biggest planet in the Saturn is the ringed one and Despite being red, Mars is a
Solar System a gas giant cold place
 Circle the correct theme
1. Mars
A. Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun
B. It’s terribly hot, even hotter than Mercury
C. Despite being red, it’s a very cold place

2. Jupiter
A. It’s the biggest planet in the Solar System
B. Saturn is the ringed one and a gas giant
C. Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun
Rewrite the stories with your own endings

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 Turning point of the stories

Story One Story Two

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 Read and mark it up!
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Jupiter is the fifth planet from Number each paragraph
the Sun and the largest in the
Solar System Underline main ideas
Jupiter is one of the brightest
objects visible to the naked eye Important details
in the night sky, and has been
known to ancient civilizations Part you find confusing

Part you find interesting

 Circle the correct answer
Read the text About Saturn
Saturn is not solid like Earth, but is A.Saturn has several rings
instead a huge and giant gas planet B.Venus has a beautiful name

It is made up of 94% hydrogen, 6%

helium and small amounts of About the theme
methane and ammonia. Hydrogen A.The Moon is a satellite
and helium are what most stars are B.Mercury is the smallest planet
made of

About the denouement

A.Jupiter is a gas giant
B.Earth is full of life
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Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun. It’s terribly hot—even
hotter than Mercury—and its atmosphere is extremely poisonous. It’s the second-brightest
natural object in the night sky after the Moon
Saturn is the ringed one. It’s composed mostly of hydrogen and helium

What’s the theme? What can we learn?

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 Fast challenges!
Read the text What’s the theme?
Mercury is the closest planet to the Write here…
Sun and the smallest one in the Solar
System—it’s only a bit larger than the
Moon What caused the problem?
The planet’s name has nothing to do Write here…
with the liquid metal, since it was
named after the Roman messenger
god, Mercury
What effect might this have?
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 Now, explain it!
The theme of the story What do the characters tell us?
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What can we learn? Plot of the story

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Moral of the story Is the denouement OK for you?

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Jupiter Venus Mars

Jupiter is a gas giant and the Venus has a beautiful name Mars is a dusty, cold, desert
biggest planet in the Solar and is the second planet world with a very thin
System from the Sun atmosphere
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Neptune Venus Mars

Neptune Neptune is blue due to the Venus has a beautiful name, but Despite being red, Mars is a cold
Neptune is blue due to the presence of methane gas it’s terribly hot place, not hot

presence of methane gas

Venus
Venus has a beautiful name, but
it’s terribly hot

Mars
Despite being red, Mars is a cold
place, not hot

Jupiter
It’s the biggest planet in our
Solar System
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● Small chalk board and books on desk ● Boy reading a holy book
● Shelf with pupil study notebooks ● Boy covering his face with a book in the library
● Assortment with books and frame ● Front view young girl reading a book
● Front view of education day concept ● Anonymous woman reading near white wall
● Lovely happy girl posing with a book
● Open book and fresh juices in cafe
● Top view empty notebook with shadows
● Front view books on desk
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● Crop hands with visiting cards ● Young male student leaning on lawn reading the book
● Colorful ladders leaning on opened notebook ● Smiley teacher writing in her notebook
● Beautiful young woman sitting on chair reading book
● Portrait of young man using laptop at home
● Young woman reading on bed
● Student reading a book at the library
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