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1、www.readinga-Written by Peter C.MontinIllustrated by David CockcroftThe Story of Lewis and Clark 2A Reading AZ Level Y Leveled BookWord Count:1,998Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.LEVELED BOOK YThe Story of Lewis and ClarkBook 2:To the Pacific OceanCorrelationLEVEL YT4040Foun

2、tas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRAWritten by Peter C.MontinIllustrated by David Cockcroftwww.readinga-The Story of Lewis and ClarkBook 2:To the Pacific OceanLevel Y Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Peter C.MontinIllustrated by David CockcroftAll rights reserved.www.readinga-Photo Credits:Page 16:Chris

3、 Johns/National Geographic Stock;page 22:Jennifer Thermes/PhotoDisc/Getty ImagesThe Story of Lewis and ClarkBook 2:To the Pacific OceanThe Story of Lewis and Clark Book 2:To the Pacific Ocean Level Y 2324Explore MoreAt the LibraryAsk your librarian to help you find books on the Lewis and Clark exped

4、ition.You may even be able to find parts of Lewis and Clarks journals.Also check out the video section of the library for films about the Corps of Discovery.On the InternetA.In the address window,type .B.Type Lewis and Clark in the search window and click on“Google Search.”C.Read the colored links.C

5、lick on one that looks interesting.When you want to explore other links,click on the“Back”button at the top left.On LandIf you ever visit the western United States,you might get a chance to follow in Lewis and Clarks footsteps.Lewis and Clarks camps and trails in the Pacific Northwest are marked on

6、maps.You can even visit re-creations of the forts and view the Pacific Ocean from where the expedition first spotted it.Form your own Corps of Discovery!Glossarycorps(n.)a group of workers or soldiers(p.4)impassable(adj.)impossible to get through(p.8)interpreter(n.)a person who translates from one l

7、anguage to another(p.9)malnutrition(n.)a disease brought on by not getting enough nutrients(p.10)moccasins(n.)soft leather shoes often worn by Native Americans(p.7)Northwest an imaginary trade route across Passage(n.)North America that went up the Missouri River and down the Columbia River(p.4)prosp

8、ectors(n.)people who search for gold,silver,or other precious minerals(p.22)IndexBlackfoot,17,18Cascade Mountains,11Columbia River,68,1416Fort Clatsop,14 Great Falls of the Missouri River,6Mandan,4,18Nez Perce,10,16Northwest Passage,4,8,20Pacific Ocean,4,7,8,10,13,14Reunion Point,17Rocky Mountains,8

9、,9Sacagawea,57,9,14,17,18 Shoshone,5,7,9 St.Louis,19,21CorrelationLEVEL YT4040Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRAWritten by Peter C.MontinIllustrated by David Cockcroftwww.readinga-The Story of Lewis and ClarkBook 2:To the Pacific OceanLevel Y Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Peter C.MontinIllustra

10、ted by David CockcroftAll rights reserved.www.readinga-Photo Credits:Page 16:Chris Johns/National Geographic Stock;page 22:Jennifer Thermes/PhotoDisc/Getty ImagesThe Story of Lewis and ClarkBook 2:To the Pacific OceanThe Story of Lewis and Clark Book 2:To the Pacific Ocean Level Y 2324Explore MoreAt

11、 the LibraryAsk your librarian to help you find books on the Lewis and Clark expedition.You may even be able to find parts of Lewis and Clarks journals.Also check out the video section of the library for films about the Corps of Discovery.On the InternetA.In the address window,type .B.Type Lewis and

12、 Clark in the search window and click on“Google Search.”C.Read the colored links.Click on one that looks interesting.When you want to explore other links,click on the“Back”button at the top left.On LandIf you ever visit the western United States,you might get a chance to follow in Lewis and Clarks f

13、ootsteps.Lewis and Clarks camps and trails in the Pacific Northwest are marked on maps.You can even visit re-creations of the forts and view the Pacific Ocean from where the expedition first spotted it.Form your own Corps of Discovery!Glossarycorps(n.)a group of workers or soldiers(p.4)impassable(ad

14、j.)impossible to get through(p.8)interpreter(n.)a person who translates from one language to another(p.9)malnutrition(n.)a disease brought on by not getting enough nutrients(p.10)moccasins(n.)soft leather shoes often worn by Native Americans(p.7)Northwest an imaginary trade route across Passage(n.)N

15、orth America that went up the Missouri River and down the Columbia River(p.4)prospectors(n.)people who search for gold,silver,or other precious minerals(p.22)IndexBlackfoot,17,18Cascade Mountains,11Columbia River,68,1416Fort Clatsop,14 Great Falls of the Missouri River,6Mandan,4,18Nez Perce,10,16Nor

16、thwest Passage,4,8,20Pacific Ocean,4,7,8,10,13,14Reunion Point,17Rocky Mountains,8,9Sacagawea,57,9,14,17,18 Shoshone,5,7,9 St.Louis,19,21The Story of Lewis and Clark Book 2:To the Pacific Ocean Level Y 2122Captain Lewis was named the governor of the new Louisiana Territory.But Lewis was unhappy in h

17、is role.He had financial trouble,and many people noticed that he seemed moody and sad.In 1809,he headed toward Washington,D.C.in hopes that Jefferson could help him with his problems.On his way there on October 11,he committed suicide with his pistol.Captain Clark settled in St.Louis,where he had a

18、career in public service,which included serving as the Superintendent of Indian Affairs.He always tried to help the Native Americans who had helped him on his expedition.Lewis and Clarks story has been told in hundreds of books,movies,and poems.Everything from schools to motels have been named after

19、 the two men.But the most important effect of Lewis and Clarks journey was that they opened the American West to settlers,explorers,prospectors,and adventurers.They paved the way for the American farms,factories,and cities that we know today.After the Lewis and Clark expedition,the American West was

20、 never the same.Clark went on to a successful career.Lewis and Clarks mapping expedition covered over 8,000 miles and took almost 2 years to complete.The Story of Lewis and Clark Book 2:To the Pacific Ocean Level Y 34Table of ContentsIntroduction.4The Fork and the Falls .6Over the Mountains .9The Pa

21、cific Ocean .11Winter on the Coast .14Heading Home .16The Effects of the Expedition .20Explore More .23Glossary .24Index .24IntroductionOn May 14,1804,Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark headed up the Missouri River with their group,the Corps(KOR)of Discovery.They hoped to find an easy way t

22、o travel on rivers from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific.This route,called the Northwest Passage,would open up the vast new territory of the United States for traders and settlers.The dotted line shows the Corps journey through the fall of 1804.Spanish TerritoryPacific OceanU.S.TerritorySt.LouisMan

23、dantownBritish TerritoryMissouri RiverThe Story of Lewis and Clark Book 2:To the Pacific Ocean Level Y 34Table of ContentsIntroduction.4The Fork and the Falls .6Over the Mountains .9The Pacific Ocean .11Winter on the Coast .14Heading Home .16The Effects of the Expedition .20Explore More .23Glossary

24、.24Index .24IntroductionOn May 14,1804,Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark headed up the Missouri River with their group,the Corps(KOR)of Discovery.They hoped to find an easy way to travel on rivers from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific.This route,called the Northwest Passage,would open up

25、the vast new territory of the United States for traders and settlers.The dotted line shows the Corps journey through the fall of 1804.Spanish TerritoryPacific OceanU.S.TerritorySt.LouisMandantownBritish TerritoryMissouri RiverThe Story of Lewis and Clark Book 2:To the Pacific Ocean Level Y 2122Capta

26、in Lewis was named the governor of the new Louisiana Territory.But Lewis was unhappy in his role.He had financial trouble,and many people noticed that he seemed moody and sad.In 1809,he headed toward Washington,D.C.in hopes that Jefferson could help him with his problems.On his way there on October

27、11,he committed suicide with his pistol.Captain Clark settled in St.Louis,where he had a career in public service,which included serving as the Superintendent of Indian Affairs.He always tried to help the Native Americans who had helped him on his expedition.Lewis and Clarks story has been told in h

28、undreds of books,movies,and poems.Everything from schools to motels have been named after the two men.But the most important effect of Lewis and Clarks journey was that they opened the American West to settlers,explorers,prospectors,and adventurers.They paved the way for the American farms,factories

29、,and cities that we know today.After the Lewis and Clark expedition,the American West was never the same.Clark went on to a successful career.Lewis and Clarks mapping expedition covered over 8,000 miles and took almost 2 years to complete.The Story of Lewis and Clark Book 2:To the Pacific Ocean Leve

30、l Y 1920The rest of the expedition continued down the river toward home.They went swiftly,encountering many fur trappers,settlers,and explorers who were following in the expeditions footsteps.At last,they reached St.Louis on September 23,1806.The Corps of Discovery was overjoyed,and so were the peop

31、le of St.Louis.Many people had assumed that the explorers had died along the journey.The Effects of the ExpeditionLewis and Clark went to Washington,D.C.,to visit President Jefferson and present him with the results of their journey.Jefferson was disappointed that there was no Northwest Passage,but

32、he was delighted with what Lewis and Clark had done.He carefully studied their new map.He took the animal hides,horns,and skeletons they had collected and displayed them in the White House.He especially enjoyed the live groundhog that the Corps had shipped to him.Jefferson picks Lewis to head explor

33、ation team April 1803Louisiana Purchase July 4,1803Corps of Discovery sets out May 14,1804Sgt.Charles Floyd dies August 20,1804Corps reaches Mandan town October 24,1804Leaves Mandan town April 7,1805Reaches Great Falls of Missouri June 13,1805Reaches Rocky Mountains August 31,1805Finishes crossing R

34、ocky Mountains Sep.22,1805Corps sights Pacific Ocean Nov.7,1805Begins return journey March 23,1806Returns to Nez Perce May 28,1806The Corps splits up July 3,1806Joins again at Reunion Point August 12,1806Reaches Mandan town again August 14,1806Returns to St.Louis Sep.23,1806Jefferson was extremely p

35、roud of the Corps accomplishments.The Story of Lewis and Clark Book 2:To the Pacific Ocean Level Y 56By the spring of 1805,they had traveled 1,500 miles(2,400 km),met many Native American tribes,lost one explorer to illness,and spent a freezing winter in a fort they built themselves.Now,it was time

36、to head out again.Over the winter,three new people joined the expedition:a French fur trapper,his young Shoshone(sheh-SHOW-nee)wife,Sacagawea(sah-kah-gah-WEE-ah),and their infant son,Jean-Baptiste,whom Clark nicknamed“Little Pomp.”On April 7,1805,the Corps of Discovery launched its boats and headed

37、west again.The Fork and the FallsThe wildlife around the Missouri River continued to astound Lewis and Clark.Bison,elk,grizzly bears,and antelope covered the plains.The hunting was good;the explorers grew fond of roasted beaver tail,while Sacagawea helped them find wild artichokes,turnips,berries,an

38、d herbs.Soon they saw beautiful limestone formations rising along the riverbanks.The team was sure it was coming close to the place where the Missouri River ended and the Columbia River began.Everything seemed to be going perfectly.On June 2,the boats came to a fork in the river.None of the Native A

39、mericans had mentioned this fork,and nobody knew which way to take.Captain Lewis and Captain Clark split up,and each took a group to explore one branch of the river.Most of the explorers were sure that the north fork was the real Missouri.But the captains believed the south fork was correct.Captain

40、Lewis took a second trip up the south fork,where he heard the roaring of a waterfall.The Native Americans had told him about the Great Falls of the Missouri River.Now he was sure the south fork was correct.Even though most of the team believed that Lewis and Clark were wrong,they followed their trus

41、ted leaders.Sacagawea and her infant son joined the journey.The Story of Lewis and Clark Book 2:To the Pacific Ocean Level Y 56By the spring of 1805,they had traveled 1,500 miles(2,400 km),met many Native American tribes,lost one explorer to illness,and spent a freezing winter in a fort they built t

42、hemselves.Now,it was time to head out again.Over the winter,three new people joined the expedition:a French fur trapper,his young Shoshone(sheh-SHOW-nee)wife,Sacagawea(sah-kah-gah-WEE-ah),and their infant son,Jean-Baptiste,whom Clark nicknamed“Little Pomp.”On April 7,1805,the Corps of Discovery laun

43、ched its boats and headed west again.The Fork and the FallsThe wildlife around the Missouri River continued to astound Lewis and Clark.Bison,elk,grizzly bears,and antelope covered the plains.The hunting was good;the explorers grew fond of roasted beaver tail,while Sacagawea helped them find wild art

44、ichokes,turnips,berries,and herbs.Soon they saw beautiful limestone formations rising along the riverbanks.The team was sure it was coming close to the place where the Missouri River ended and the Columbia River began.Everything seemed to be going perfectly.On June 2,the boats came to a fork in the

45、river.None of the Native Americans had mentioned this fork,and nobody knew which way to take.Captain Lewis and Captain Clark split up,and each took a group to explore one branch of the river.Most of the explorers were sure that the north fork was the real Missouri.But the captains believed the south

46、 fork was correct.Captain Lewis took a second trip up the south fork,where he heard the roaring of a waterfall.The Native Americans had told him about the Great Falls of the Missouri River.Now he was sure the south fork was correct.Even though most of the team believed that Lewis and Clark were wron

47、g,they followed their trusted leaders.Sacagawea and her infant son joined the journey.The Story of Lewis and Clark Book 2:To the Pacific Ocean Level Y 1920The rest of the expedition continued down the river toward home.They went swiftly,encountering many fur trappers,settlers,and explorers who were

48、following in the expeditions footsteps.At last,they reached St.Louis on September 23,1806.The Corps of Discovery was overjoyed,and so were the people of St.Louis.Many people had assumed that the explorers had died along the journey.The Effects of the ExpeditionLewis and Clark went to Washington,D.C.

49、,to visit President Jefferson and present him with the results of their journey.Jefferson was disappointed that there was no Northwest Passage,but he was delighted with what Lewis and Clark had done.He carefully studied their new map.He took the animal hides,horns,and skeletons they had collected an

50、d displayed them in the White House.He especially enjoyed the live groundhog that the Corps had shipped to him.Jefferson picks Lewis to head exploration team April 1803Louisiana Purchase July 4,1803Corps of Discovery sets out May 14,1804Sgt.Charles Floyd dies August 20,1804Corps reaches Mandan town