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1、www.readinga-ArrowsArrowsA Reading AZ Level U Leveled BookWord Count:2,380Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Written by Dina AnastasioIllustrated by David CockcroftLEVELED BOOK URUYWritten by Dina AnastasioIllustrated by David CockcroftArrowsArrowsLevel U Leveled Book Learning
2、AZWritten by Dina AnastasioIllustrated by David CockcroftAll rights reserved.www.readinga-www.readinga-Photo Credits:Page 7:Rodger Mallison/MCT/Landov The photograph on page 7 shows the Choctaw Telephone Squad at Camp Merritt,New Jersey,on June 7,1919.From right to left:Captain E.H.Horner(Commanding
3、)Private James Davenport,Choctaw,age 27 Corporal James Edwards,Choctaw,age 20 Corporal Calvin Wilson,Choctaw,age 24 Private Mitchell Bobbs,Choctaw,age 25 Corporal Taylor Lewis,Choctaw,age 22CorrelationLEVEL UQ4040Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA2324“Its your decision.Are we heading north?”Poloma h
4、ad to think about that for a minute.The Drinking Gourd would lead them back across the stream,past the boulder with the cipher,and on and on to places north.“We need to go south,Papa.”Poloma and Papa turned.They moved slowly,like creeping night creatures.The light from Polomas flashlight led them aw
5、ay from the North Star,past the arrows pointing the other way,out of the woods,and home.Glossarycarbon a test to determine age that dating(n.)analyzes the content of carbon,an element in organic material(p.9)code(n.)a system of letters,symbols,or signals that have special meaning and are used to sen
6、d messages(p.6)Code Native Americans who used Talkers(n.)their native languages as codes during World Wars I and II(p.6)deciphered(v.)worked out the meaning of a secret message or writing(p.18)glyph(n.)a picture or other character with special meaning that is often carved into something (p.6)interpr
7、et(v.)to tell the meaning of(p.7)Choctaw(n.)a member of a group of Native Americans in the Southeast(p.7)translate(v.)to take something written or spoken in one language and change it to another language (p.8)Arrows Level UWritten by Dina AnastasioIllustrated by David CockcroftArrowsArrowsLevel U Le
8、veled Book Learning AZWritten by Dina AnastasioIllustrated by David CockcroftAll rights reserved.www.readinga-www.readinga-Photo Credits:Page 7:Rodger Mallison/MCT/Landov The photograph on page 7 shows the Choctaw Telephone Squad at Camp Merritt,New Jersey,on June 7,1919.From right to left:Captain E
9、.H.Horner(Commanding)Private James Davenport,Choctaw,age 27 Corporal James Edwards,Choctaw,age 20 Corporal Calvin Wilson,Choctaw,age 24 Private Mitchell Bobbs,Choctaw,age 25 Corporal Taylor Lewis,Choctaw,age 22CorrelationLEVEL UQ4040Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA2324“Its your decision.Are we hea
10、ding north?”Poloma had to think about that for a minute.The Drinking Gourd would lead them back across the stream,past the boulder with the cipher,and on and on to places north.“We need to go south,Papa.”Poloma and Papa turned.They moved slowly,like creeping night creatures.The light from Polomas fl
11、ashlight led them away from the North Star,past the arrows pointing the other way,out of the woods,and home.Glossarycarbon a test to determine age that dating(n.)analyzes the content of carbon,an element in organic material(p.9)code(n.)a system of letters,symbols,or signals that have special meaning
12、 and are used to send messages(p.6)Code Native Americans who used Talkers(n.)their native languages as codes during World Wars I and II(p.6)deciphered(v.)worked out the meaning of a secret message or writing(p.18)glyph(n.)a picture or other character with special meaning that is often carved into so
13、mething (p.6)interpret(v.)to tell the meaning of(p.7)Choctaw(n.)a member of a group of Native Americans in the Southeast(p.7)translate(v.)to take something written or spoken in one language and change it to another language (p.8)Arrows Level U2122“But who carved the arrows,Papa?”“Im not sure if well
14、 ever know that,”Papa said.“It might have been a Northern spy trying to help.It might have been a returning slave who had learned the cipher in the North.Or maybe it had nothing to do with the war.Who knows?Maybe some children were playing a game.”“Did escaping slaves ever carve directions in trees
15、or rocks?”Poloma asked.“Ive never heard of it happening,but every day people find new information about the Underground Railroad.Just recently,someone discovered a hidden tunnel and a secret room in a house in Iowa where slaves hid out on the way north.”“What does Follow the Drinking Gourd mean?”Pol
16、oma asked.“The Drinking Gourd is the group of seven stars now called the Big Dipper,which can always be found in the northern sky of the United States.Slaves followed the Drinking Gourd from safe house to safe house,until finally they reached freedom.”The sun was beginning to set,and tiny slivers of
17、 light were flickering through the branches.Poloma took her flashlight from her backpack,turned it on,and took her grandfathers hand.By the time they were on the other side of the stream,the sun had disappeared.Poloma stopped and studied the sky.“Are you looking for the Drinking Gourd?”her grandfath
18、er asked.“There it is!”Poloma was pointing to the bright shape in the sky.“Shall we follow it?”A Code in SongHeres the first verse of a folksong that gives directions north on the Underground Railroad.When the sun comes back and the first quail calls,Follow the Drinking Gourd.For the old man is wait
19、ing for to carry you to freedom,If you follow the Drinking Gourd.Arrows Level U34Table of ContentsThe First Arrow.4Questions .8Answers .12Cracking the Code .16The Drinking Gourd.20Glossary .24The First ArrowPoloma was tossing her new ball high into the Mississippi air when she discovered the first a
20、rrow in the forest.On that summer morning,she was aiming for the Sun,throwing the ball higher and higher,so when it came down and rolled away she had only herself to blame.The ball bounced off a tree trunk,flew over a log,and came to rest at the base of a huge boulder.She was digging the ball out fr
21、om the heavy undergrowth when she noticed the arrow carved into the lower part of the massive rock.Arrows Level U34Table of ContentsThe First Arrow.4Questions .8Answers .12Cracking the Code .16The Drinking Gourd.20Glossary .24The First ArrowPoloma was tossing her new ball high into the Mississippi a
22、ir when she discovered the first arrow in the forest.On that summer morning,she was aiming for the Sun,throwing the ball higher and higher,so when it came down and rolled away she had only herself to blame.The ball bounced off a tree trunk,flew over a log,and came to rest at the base of a huge bould
23、er.She was digging the ball out from the heavy undergrowth when she noticed the arrow carved into the lower part of the massive rock.Arrows Level U2122“But who carved the arrows,Papa?”“Im not sure if well ever know that,”Papa said.“It might have been a Northern spy trying to help.It might have been
24、a returning slave who had learned the cipher in the North.Or maybe it had nothing to do with the war.Who knows?Maybe some children were playing a game.”“Did escaping slaves ever carve directions in trees or rocks?”Poloma asked.“Ive never heard of it happening,but every day people find new informatio
25、n about the Underground Railroad.Just recently,someone discovered a hidden tunnel and a secret room in a house in Iowa where slaves hid out on the way north.”“What does Follow the Drinking Gourd mean?”Poloma asked.“The Drinking Gourd is the group of seven stars now called the Big Dipper,which can al
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