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Jane Goodall โข Chapter 1: Danger
Activity: The Mystery Mix
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"I have eggs, flour, sugar, and chocolate..."
Make a Prediction
What is this person making?
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It's a Cake!
When we look at clues and use our logic, we can predict the future.
The Formula
The Clue
What the book says.
Logic
What your brain knows.
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Prediction
Case #1
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"The clouds are dark and turning green. The wind is starting to howl."
What is coming?
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LOGIC REVEAL
We know from experience that dark green clouds and wind mean a storm is coming!
Cover Clues
Jane Goodall
Chapter 1
DANGER
A Major Clue:
DANGER
What do you predict will happen in this chapter?
Enter Gombe
Keep your formula ready: Clue + Logic = Prediction!
Story Logic Break #1
The Clue
Mike is a weak chimp. He finds loud, empty gas cans in camp.
Logic
Chimps are scared of loud, scary noises.
Prediction:
What will Mike do to become leader?
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BANG! BANG!
Mike banged the cans to make a huge noise. The other chimps were afraid, and he became the leader!
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Forest
Close Together
Very little sunlight.
Easier to walk.
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Jungle
Far Apart
Lots of sunlight.
Thick, wild plants!
Size vs. Power
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Jane: 90 Pounds
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Male Chimp
3X STRONGER!
Story Crisis!
"A big male chimpanzee was running right at her !"
Logical Prediction?
Run Away
Stay Still
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The Proof
Check the Fact:
Jane Stayed Still.
At the last second, the chimp turned away. Her logic worked!
Mixed Emotions
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Weak
Physical
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Thrilled
Internal
A New Clue
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MOSQUITOES!
Jane is being bitten by thousands of tiny mosquitoes.
Predict: Will Jane get sick?
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The Proof:
"She spent many days and nights in her tent with a high fever."
Story Logic Break #2
The Clue
Jane meets a huge wild buffalo on a narrow trail.
Logic
Jane is quiet. Buffalo only attack when they are scared.
What will happen?
BRAVERY
Jane faced chimps, buffalo, and sickness. Why did she stay?
Turn and Talk
Expert Readers
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Predict
2
Read
3
Check
Let's start our logic activities!
Jungle Journey Teacher Guide Jungle Journey
Teacher Facilitation Guide
LESSON 2
Reading Comprehension
Instructional Goal
Students will practice the reading strategy of Making Predictions based on visual clues and prior knowledge while reading Chapter 1 of 'Jane Goodall and the Chimpanzees of Gombe'.
The Leveled Approach
Level 1: Emergent
Heavy visual support. Matching icons to words. Simple 2-choice predictions (Run vs Stay Still).
Level 2: Target
Standard reading comprehension. Prediction table requiring evidence. Literal recall questions.
Level 3: Advanced
Analytical focus. Explaining environment impact. Analyzing complex emotions and character traits.
Facilitation Steps
1
Anchor Activity (Slides 2-4)
Use the "Mystery Mix" to teach prediction. Remind students that they are making a good guess based on what they already know about baking.
2
Environment & Vocab (Slides 6-7)
Deep dive into Forest vs Jungle . Ask students why Jane might prefer the jungle even if it is more dangerous.
3
Interactive Reading (Slides 8-18)
Page 5-7: Contrast Jane's small size (90 lbs) with the chimp's power.
Suspense (Slide 13): Use the charge as a primary prediction break.
Dangers: Discuss the buffalo and snakes. Note that the mosquito caused the most harm (Page 11).
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Reflect & Practice (Slides 19-20)
Discuss bravery before transitioning to worksheets. Level 3 students should lead the discussion on "was it worth it?"
Differentiation Tip
Level 1 Support: Use the "Jungle Match" game as a warm-up. Let them hold the emoji cards while you read those specific sections.
Level 3 Extension: Ask them to predict what Jane would have done if the chimp *didn't* turn away. Does her dream change her level of risk?
Jungle Hunt Student Worksheet Jungle Hunt
Level 1: Explorer Assistant
Name:
Date:
1. Jungle Matching
Draw a line to match the word and picture.
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๐ง๏ธ Rain
๐ด Jungle
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๐ฆ Chimp
๐ง๏ธ Rain
2. The Prediction Table
Clue (What Jane hears)
My Guess (What I think)
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Loud Scream!
๐โโ๏ธ Run
๐งโโ๏ธ Stay Still
Circle one!
3. Circle the Picture
1. Why was Jane Goodall soaking wet?
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Swimming
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Rain
2. How did Jane feel when she found the chimps?
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Sad
๐คฉ
Thrilled
Jane's Jungle Student Worksheet Jane's Jungle Adventure
Level 2: Field Researcher
Name:
Date:
1. Vocabulary Matching
A. Jungle
B. Forest
C. Chimp
D. Tanzania
___ A kind of ape that lives in jungles.
___ A country in Africa.
___ A place where trees grow far apart and sunlight hits the ground.
___ A place where trees grow close together and sunlight is blocked.
2. The Prediction Table
What I Saw (The Clue)
What I Thought (My Prediction)
Jane hears a loud "Wraaaaaaah!" scream and crashing sounds in the trees.
What Actually Happened:
3. Comprehension Check
1. Why was Jane Goodall soaking wet at the start of the chapter?
She fell in a lake.
It was raining in the jungle.
She was sweating from walking.
2. When the big male chimp ran at Jane, she stayed "as still as a statue." Why?
She was too tired to move.
She wanted to show she was not a threat.
She was hiding from the rain.
3. Fill in the blank: Even though it was dangerous, Jane felt ____________ because she finally found the chimps.
Sad
Angry
Thrilled
Gombe Deep Dive Student Worksheet Gombe Deep Dive
Level 3: Senior Scientist
Name:
Date:
1. Forest vs. Jungle
Jane Goodall grew up in England where there are many forests . In Africa, she is living in the jungle . Using the clues from Chapter 1 and the glossary, explain why the jungle was more "dangerous" for her.
The Forest
Trees grow close together. Not much sunlight reaches the ground.
The Jungle
Trees grow far apart. Lots of sunlight. Plants grow very thick and tall.
Why did the thickness of the jungle make Jane's work harder? Use evidence from the text.
2. Emotional Intelligence
On page 9, the text says Jane's "legs were shaking," but she was also "thrilled."
A. Why were her legs shaking? (Identify the physical cause)
B. Why was she thrilled? (Identify her internal motivation)
3. Critical Thinking: Bravery
Jane encounters three dangerous things in this chapter: a big male chimp , a buffalo , and poisonous snakes .
In your opinion, which of these required the most bravery? Why? Support your answer with a detail from the text.
Jungle Journey Answer Key Jungle Journey
Comprehensive Answer Keys
ANSWER KEY
Level 1: Emergent
Jungle Hunt Worksheet:
Match word+picture sets; Prediction: Stay Still; 1: Rain; 2: Thrilled.
Task Cards (Level 1):
Card 1 (Buffalo): Stay Still
Card 2 (Wet): Get Sick
Card 3 (Trust): Study Them
Card 4 (Thorns): Get Scratched
Level 2: Target
Jane's Jungle Worksheet:
Match: C, D, A, B; Prediction: Stay Still; Fact: Jane thrilled.
Strategy Cards (Level 2):
Match clouds to storm; backpack to school; scream to still; trust to study.
Level 3: Advanced
Gombe Deep Dive Worksheet:
Accept any evidence-based logic for environment and emotions.
Prediction Analysis (Level 3):
Scenario 1: Jane will stay in the jungle because she is thrilled to find chimps.
Scenario 2: Mike will use the cans to make noise and scare others.
Scenario 3: Jane will wait to get better so she can study the trusting chimps.
Jungle Match Vocabulary Game Jungle Match Game
Set 1: Match the Word to the Picture
Instructions
Cut out the cards. Lay them face down. Turn over two cards. Match the Word + Definition card to its Picture card.
Jungle
A thick, rainy place with lots of tall plants and trees.
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Chimp
A smart animal (ape) that lives in the trees of Africa.
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Jungle Match Game
Set 2: Match the Word to the Picture
Rain
Water that falls in drops from the clouds in the sky.
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Forest
A place with many trees growing close together.
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Jungle Match Game
Set 3: Match the Word to the Picture
Africa
The very large continent where Jane went to study chimps.
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Danger
Something that is likely to cause harm or is not safe.
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Jungle Match Game
Set 4: Match the Word to the Picture
Buffalo
A large, powerful wild animal with big horns.
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Snake
A long, thin animal with no legs that slides on the ground.
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Jungle Match Game
Set 5: Match the Word to the Picture
Thorns
Sharp points on the branch of a plant that can scratch skin.
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Bravery
Being strong and acting even when you feel afraid.
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Study
To look at and learn about something very carefully.
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Print on cardstock for durability โข Jane Goodall Unit
Prediction Proof Worksheet Prediction Proof
Strategy: Predict & Verify
Name:
A good reader makes a prediction before reading, then checks the proof (facts) in the book to see if they were right!
1. The Chimp Charge
Page 8
My Prediction
What did you think Jane would do when the chimp ran at her?
The Proof (What the Book Said)
Write or draw what really happened on page 9.
2. The Sickness
Page 11
My Prediction
Jane is sick with a fever. Did you think she would go home to England?
The Proof (What the Book Said)
Look at page 12. Did she stay?
3. Dreams and Chimps
Chapter End
My Prediction
Will Jane ever win the trust of the chimps?
The Proof (What the Book Said)
Look at the final illustration.
Were your predictions correct?
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Prediction Detective Task Cards Level 1 Prediction Detective
Level 1: Strategy Tasks
Name:
Look at the Clue and the Logic . Circle the picture for your Prediction .
Card 1 ๐
The Clue
Jane meets a buffalo on a narrow trail.
My Logic
Jane is quiet. Buffalo only attack when scared.
What will happen?
๐งโโ๏ธ Stay Still
๐โโ๏ธ Run Away
Card 2 ๐ง๏ธ
The Clue
Jane is soaking wet and shivering in the rain.
My Logic
Staying wet and cold for too long is dangerous.
What will happen?
๐ค Get Sick
๐ Feel Great
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The Clue
The chimps are finally staying near Jane.
My Logic
Jane has wanted to study chimps her whole life.
What will happen?
๐ Study Them
๐ซ Go Home
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The Clue
The jungle is full of very sharp thorns.
My Logic
Thorns are like needles that poke your skin.
What will happen?
๐ฉน Get Scratched
๐งผ Stay Clean
Prediction Detective Strategy Cards Level 2 Prediction Match
Level 2: Strategy Cards
Strategy Match
Cut out the cards. Students work in pairs to match The Clue to the logical Prediction .
The Clue
The clouds are dark and the wind is howling.
The Prediction
A storm is coming.
The Clue
A student puts on their backpack and walks to the yellow bus.
The Prediction
They are going to school.
The Clue
A big male chimp screams and runs right at Jane.
The Prediction
Jane will stay still so she isn't scary.
The Clue
Jane finds the chimps and they finally stay close to her.
The Prediction
Jane will get to study them closely.
Jane Goodall Unit โข Level 2 Strategy matching
Prediction Analysis Level 3 Worksheet Prediction Analysis
Level 3: Critical Thinking
Name:
Prediction Analysis
Use Clues from the story and your own Logic to form a complex prediction. Explain why your prediction makes sense.
Scenario (Clue)
Jane is soaking wet and her legs are shaking after the chimp charge.
Logic
Jane has dreamed of studying chimps since she was a little girl.
My Prediction and Explanation
Scenario (Clue)
The chimp Mike is weak, but he wants to be the leader (Alpha).
Logic
He finds empty gas cans in Jane's camp that make a loud banging noise.
My Prediction and Explanation
Scenario (Clue)
Jane is very sick with a high fever in her tent from mosquitoes.
Logic
She knows the chimps are starting to trust her and come closer.
My Prediction and Explanation
Jane Goodall Unit โข Level 3 Strategy Analysis