K–5 Reading

How Each Character Responds

Bink and Gollie: Whack-a-Duck

20 minutes

Ready-to-teach lesson

TumbleTA · Standards-First Short Lesson · Grade 2

Bink and Gollie: Whack-a-Duck How Each Character Responds

20 MINUTES

TARGET

Describe how characters respond to the same major event or challenge.

STUDENT PRODUCT

One fixed ending + Bink response/evidence + Gollie response/evidence + comparison sentence.

LESSON SEQUENCE

  • 1.Fix the event Use the ending of the whack-a-duck game only. Remind students that Bink

expected the enormous doughnut.

  • 2.Bink’s response Record Bink’s ending: she admits she did not win and measures the result

against the giant prize she expected.

  • 3.Gollie’s response Record Gollie’s ending: she emphasizes that everyone survived and

measures the result against how badly the game was going.

  • 4.Compare the same ending Students finish with: Bink sees the ending as ___, while Gollie sees

it as ___ because ___.

ASSESSMENT · LOOK FOR

  • Uses the same game ending for both characters.
  • Includes the enormous doughnut / did-not-win evidence for Bink.
  • Includes everyone-survived evidence for Gollie and states the contrast.

Standards-first rule: freeze the lesson after QA. Add a regional code only when the complete local expectation is actually satisfied.

TumbleTA · Student Evidence · Grade 2

Bink and Gollie: Whack-a-Duck

How Each Character Responds

Name ________________________________ Date __________________ Fixed event: the ending of the whack-a-duck game

BINK — expected the enormous doughnut; what does she say/do at the end?

GOLLIE — what does she emphasize about everyone surviving?

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Bink sees the ending as __________, while Gollie sees it as __________ because...

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