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Identifying Problem and Solution

This document provides information for a 5th grade virtual class on April 14th, 2020. It discusses identifying the problem and solution in stories using a story map. It gives an example of a character named Uncle who has a problem deciding whether or not to vote, and his solution is that it's important to have a voice and make his own choices. The document also provides an example of comparing and contrasting apples and bananas, noting similarities like both being fruits that grow on trees, but also differences in shape, texture, seeds, and uses.

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Identifying Problem and Solution

This document provides information for a 5th grade virtual class on April 14th, 2020. It discusses identifying the problem and solution in stories using a story map. It gives an example of a character named Uncle who has a problem deciding whether or not to vote, and his solution is that it's important to have a voice and make his own choices. The document also provides an example of comparing and contrasting apples and bananas, noting similarities like both being fruits that grow on trees, but also differences in shape, texture, seeds, and uses.

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5th Grade

Virtual Class
April Tuesday 14th 2020
Identifying Problem and
Solution
Characters in a story often have a
problem that needs to be solved.
The way the problem is solved is
called the solution.

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Story Map
 A story map can help you identify the problem and
learn how the characters solve it.
Character

Setting

Problem

Events

Solution
Page
187
Character
Uncle

Setting
Voting day Present

Problem
Should I vote or not?

For most of his life he couldn’t vote


He assured he would vote
He enjoys the right to vote

Solution
It’s important to have a voice and make my choices
Compare and Contrast

Apples and Bananas


Compare and Contrast

 Apples and bananas are both fruits. They both grow


on trees, but they grow in different climate. Apples
are round and inside they are firm and crunchy.
Bananas are long and soft inside. They both contain
seeds, but banana seeds can be eaten. No matter
which one you prefer, they are both good for snack
and people use them in pies.
Compare and Contrast

 Apples and bananas are both fruits. They both grow


on trees, but they grow in different climate. Apples
are round and inside they are firm and crunchy.
Bananas are long and soft inside. They both contain
seeds, but banana seeds can be eaten. No matter
which one you prefer, they are both good for snack
and people use them in pies.
It’s your turn NOW!

Wait for the assignment this Thursday!

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