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1、Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Writing Write a fictional biography for Pirate Chalk Beard.Include his childhood,life as a pirate,and life as a substitute teacher.Social StudiesMake your own treasure map.Share your map with a partner and ask him or her to find your buried tr

2、easure.ConnectionsThe Pirate SubstituteA Reading AZ Level J Leveled BookWord Count:429www.readinga-LEVELED BOOK JJMPThe Pirate Substitute Written by Torran AndersonIllustrated by Ingvard the Terriblewww.readinga-What lesson does Jack learn from Pirate Chalk Beard?Focus QuestionWritten by Torran Ande

3、rsonIllustrated by Ingvard the TerribleThe Pirate Substitute The Pirate Substitute Level J Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Torran AndersonIllustrated by Ingvard the TerribleAll rights reserved.www.readinga-brimheavelugsubstitutethumpedtreasureWords to KnowPirate Words to Knowahoya sailors greetin

4、g to a passing shipbootymoney or goods taken illegally or from an enemy in a time of warscurvy dogan insult.Scurvy is an illness that sailors used to suffer,caused by a lack of vitamin CCorrelationLEVEL JJ1718Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA3It was 8:05,and their teacher still wasnt there.That mea

5、nt a substitute was on the way.The Pirate Substitute Level J4The door burst open,and there stood a pirate.His peg leg thumped on the floor as he walked to the board.3It was 8:05,and their teacher still wasnt there.That meant a substitute was on the way.The Pirate Substitute Level J4The door burst op

6、en,and there stood a pirate.His peg leg thumped on the floor as he walked to the board.5“Me name is Pirate Chalk Beard,”he said.He pulled back his sleeve.In place of his hand was a long piece of chalk.The students gasped.Everyone stared except Jack.He sat in the back,drawing in his notebook.The Pira

7、te Substitute Level J6Pirate Chalk Beard taught them many things,and he taught them fast.He held up a giant map and pointed out the oceans.He taught the students to yell“ahoy”and“scurvy dog.”5“Me name is Pirate Chalk Beard,”he said.He pulled back his sleeve.In place of his hand was a long piece of c

8、halk.The students gasped.Everyone stared except Jack.He sat in the back,drawing in his notebook.The Pirate Substitute Level J6Pirate Chalk Beard taught them many things,and he taught them fast.He held up a giant map and pointed out the oceans.He taught the students to yell“ahoy”and“scurvy dog.”7At l

9、ast,Pirate Chalk Beard thumped to the back of the room.He looked at Jack and at Jacks notebook.“May I?”he asked.The Pirate Substitute Level J8Jack nodded.Pirate Chalk Beard lifted the notebook and stared at it for some time.It was a drawing of a pirate fighting a group of skeletons.7At last,Pirate C

10、halk Beard thumped to the back of the room.He looked at Jack and at Jacks notebook.“May I?”he asked.The Pirate Substitute Level J8Jack nodded.Pirate Chalk Beard lifted the notebook and stared at it for some time.It was a drawing of a pirate fighting a group of skeletons.9“Arrr,its a beauty!”the pira

11、te cried.He stomped back to the front of the room.The Pirate Substitute Level J10“Its time to dig up me booty,”he said.“Your what?”a boy asked.“Me treasureto the playground!”Pirate Chalk Beard cried.9“Arrr,its a beauty!”the pirate cried.He stomped back to the front of the room.The Pirate Substitute

12、Level J10“Its time to dig up me booty,”he said.“Your what?”a boy asked.“Me treasureto the playground!”Pirate Chalk Beard cried.11The students followed their substitute teacher outside and started digging near the swings.“Heave ho!”cried the pirate.Finally,they hit something solid.The Pirate Substitu

13、te Level J12They helped Chalk Beard lug out an old wooden chest.Inside the treasure chest were pirate costumes.The class pulled them out in a rush.By the time Jack reached inside,there was nothing left.11The students followed their substitute teacher outside and started digging near the swings.“Heav

14、e ho!”cried the pirate.Finally,they hit something solid.The Pirate Substitute Level J12They helped Chalk Beard lug out an old wooden chest.Inside the treasure chest were pirate costumes.The class pulled them out in a rush.By the time Jack reached inside,there was nothing left.13Chalk Beard winked,to

15、ok off his hat,and set it on Jacks head.“I was once a shy pirate myself,you know,”he said.“You were?”Jack asked.“Aye,”the pirate said.The Pirate Substitute Level J14Jack felt the brim of the large hat and smiled.“Thank you,Captain,”he said.“Arrr!”Chalk Beard cried.He added,“Remember,matey,its the si

16、ze of your heartnot your voicethat matters.”13Chalk Beard winked,took off his hat,and set it on Jacks head.“I was once a shy pirate myself,you know,”he said.“You were?”Jack asked.“Aye,”the pirate said.The Pirate Substitute Level J14Jack felt the brim of the large hat and smiled.“Thank you,Captain,”h

17、e said.“Arrr!”Chalk Beard cried.He added,“Remember,matey,its the size of your heartnot your voicethat matters.”15Jack grinned.“I know why it takes pirates so long to learn the alphabet,”Jack said.“Oh?And why might that be?”Chalk Beard asked.“Because they spend years at C,”Jack said.“And Arrr,”Chalk

18、Beard added.The Pirate Substitute Level J16Glossarybrim(n.)the edge that extends outward around the bottom of a hat(p.14)heave(v.)to lift(p.11)lug(v.)to strain to drag or carry something(p.12)substitute someone or something (n.)that takes the place of another for a period of time(p.3)thumped(v.)knoc

19、ked or pounded noisily(p.4)treasure(n.)something that is very special or valuable(p.10)15Jack grinned.“I know why it takes pirates so long to learn the alphabet,”Jack said.“Oh?And why might that be?”Chalk Beard asked.“Because they spend years at C,”Jack said.“And Arrr,”Chalk Beard added.The Pirate S

20、ubstitute Level J16Glossarybrim(n.)the edge that extends outward around the bottom of a hat(p.14)heave(v.)to lift(p.11)lug(v.)to strain to drag or carry something(p.12)substitute someone or something (n.)that takes the place of another for a period of time(p.3)thumped(v.)knocked or pounded noisily(p

21、.4)treasure(n.)something that is very special or valuable(p.10)www.readinga-What lesson does Jack learn from Pirate Chalk Beard?Focus QuestionWritten by Torran AndersonIllustrated by Ingvard the TerribleThe Pirate Substitute The Pirate Substitute Level J Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Torran And

22、ersonIllustrated by Ingvard the TerribleAll rights reserved.www.readinga-brimheavelugsubstitutethumpedtreasureWords to KnowPirate Words to Knowahoya sailors greeting to a passing shipbootymoney or goods taken illegally or from an enemy in a time of warscurvy dogan insult.Scurvy is an illness that sa

23、ilors used to suffer,caused by a lack of vitamin CCorrelationLEVEL JJ1718Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRAVisit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Writing Write a fictional biography for Pirate Chalk Beard.Include his childhood,life as a pirate,and life as a substitute teacher.Socia

24、l StudiesMake your own treasure map.Share your map with a partner and ask him or her to find your buried treasure.ConnectionsThe Pirate SubstituteA Reading AZ Level J Leveled BookWord Count:429www.readinga-LEVELED BOOK JJMPThe Pirate Substitute Written by Torran AndersonIllustrated by Ingvard the TerribleGrade 1 Book 57