Title Page. The Dinosaurs of. Waterhouse Hawkins. How does Waterhouse.
Hawkins introduce the world to a new kind of creature?
How does Waterhouse Hawkins introduce the world to a new kind of creature?
Title Page
The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkins
Fact & Opinion • You can prove a statement of fact true or false. • A statement of opinion gives ideas or feelings, not facts. It cannot be proved true or false. • A sentence may contain both • Read “Dinosaurs” on page 317 and find 2 opinions and 3 facts
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Genre Biography is a story of a person’s life written by another person.
Page 322-333 • Is the first sentence page 322 a statement of fact or opinion? • Based on what you have read on page 322-323, describe Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins.
Page 324-325 • What is the main idea of page 324? Name one detail. • How was Waterhouse helping people “see into the past?”
Page 326 • How do you think Queen Victoria and Prince Albert will react to the creatures? • What was Richard Owen’s job in creating the creatures? • Describe a painting, statue, or museum exhibit you’ve seen that impressed or surprised you.
Page 328 • Before reading the text, look at the illustrations on page 328-329 and make a prediction about what this page will cover. • Is the last sentence on page 328, paragraph 2 a statement of fact or of opinion?
Page 330 • Waterhouse showed his dinosaurs at a formal New Year’s Eve part. What caused him to do that? • Use context clues to determine the meaning of stage on page 330 • Make a prediction about the party that Waterhouse is planning
Page 332-333 • How would you describe the mood of the party? How do you know? • What does the illustration show you that is not stated in the text? • Is the first sentence on page 333 a statement of fact or opinion? Why?
Page 334-335 • Stat the main idea of page 334, paragraph 1 • What effect did the dinosaur models have on the crowd?
Page 337 • What happened to Waterhouse after the Crystal Palace event? • What do you think is the impact of Hawkins’ work on our knowledge of dinosaurs today?
