Stories: Supplemental Guide 7 | The Story of Jumping Mouse, Part I 119 Identify real-life connections between words—journey, magic,
perilous, stream, and challenge—and their use (L.K.5c)
Orally predict what will happen in the story based on pictures and/or
text heard
Core Vocabulary
brush, n. A bunch of bushes, shrubs, and other plants growing close
together
Example: Micah had a hard time making his way through the brush to
get to the campsite.
Variation(s): none
journey, n. A long trip or voyage from one place to another
Example: Rebecca made the journey home after her vacation ended.
Variation(s): journeys
perilous, adj. Dangerous
Example: It would be perilous to cross the rickety bridge.
Variation(s): none
swayed, v. Changed an idea or an opinion
Example: John swayed his older brother to share his favorite toy.
Variation(s): sway, sways, swayingVocabulary Chart for The Story of Jumping Mouse, Part I
Core Vocabulary words are in bold.
Multiple Meaning Word Activity word is underlined.
Vocabulary Instructional Activity words have an asterisk (*).
Suggested words to pre-teach are in italics.
Type of Words Tier 3
Domain-Specific WordsTier 2
General Academic WordsTier 1
Everyday-Speech WordsUnderstandingdesert
frog
mouse
perilous*brave
challenge*
continue
journey
magic
sparklingberries
bush
legs
river
bushMultiple Meaning brush swayed crossstreamPhrases far off landsparking river could not be swayed good dayjump higherCognates desiertopeligroso(a)* magia