What were they? (text evidence) The prisoners had to use tiny tools to create holes in their cells. In the first section, the author describes three parts of the prisoners’ escape plan.Then discuss the critical-thinking question. After the class answers the questions, discuss the answers together. Second read: Distribute some or all of the close-reading questions and preview them together.At the end of each section, use the Pause and Think questions to quickly check comprehension. First read: Read the story as a class.Call on a volunteer to read the Think and Read box on page 4 for the class.Highlighted words: cells, inmates, wriggled, federal, wardens, landmark.Preview these words by projecting or distributing our vocabulary activityand completing it together as a class. We have highlighted in bold the words that may be challenging and defined them at the bottom of the column in which they appear.Introduce Academic Vocabulary (15 minutes) Using the information in the captions, discuss how much effort went into the escape plans.
Ask students to look at the photos on pages 7 and 8.Help them understand that prisoners were put on heavily guarded train cars that were then loaded onto a boat. Direct students to the photo on page 6.(Students will delve into higher-level questions with the close-reading questions.) Explain that these questions will help the students better understand the story. Point out the Pause and Think boxes starting on page 6, which aim to check basic comprehension.Ask: What do the labels tell you? How do the arrows help you understand what the story will be about? ( The arrows point to the criminals, the prison, and the main headline.) Have students open their magazines to pages 4-5 and look at the headline, subhead, and labels (“Big Read,” “Nonfiction feature”).Consider showing the video as a “first read.” This story is accompanied by a Video Read-Aloud, in which Executive Editor Kara Corridan narrates the article as gripping photos and footage help students visualize what’s happening.Runners will follow their path back under the Golden Gate Bridge, pass Crissy Field, and finish in the grass at Marina Green among thousands of cheering fans.Watch a Video/Preview Text Features (25 minutes) After reaching the top of the Equinox Sand Ladder, runners will go left on the Coast Trail and back to the finish line via Lincoln Blvd. The stairs are to the run what the currents and waves are to the swim. Runners are urged to use the hand cable to help them walk up the stairs. This experience will drain the legs of even the best professionals. They will encounter the deep sand of Baker Beach to the turn-around point and back until they reach the dreaded Equinox Sand Ladder (400 steps up the cliff). on the narrow trail above the Coastal Bluffs to Baker Beach where they return to the shoreline below. Runners will run next to the Coastal Defense Batteries (Gunnery Locations from the turn of the century) until they reach Lincoln Boulevard just past Battery Dynamite. From Fort Point they battle the Presidio Headlands up and under the Golden Gate Bridge through the tunnel and onto the Coast Trail. On tired legs, the triathletes will begin the 8-mile run to Baker Beach Battery by leaving the Marina Green running west toward Crissy Field to Fort Point below the Golden Gate Bridge.
Triathletes risk disqualification for drafting and forward motion to the left of demarcation cones. After going north on The Great Highway, they will retrace the course back to the Marina Green for the transition to the run. Kennedy Drive and ride back to the Great Highway on the north side of the park. They will then turn left on Transverse Drive and make another left turn onto John F. Kennedy Drive onto Martin Luther King Jr. Triathletes will enter Golden Gate Park from John F. They will make a sharp downhill left turn onto 48th street and then a right turn west on Point Lobos Drive and ride South on The Great Highway to Golden Gate Park. They will come down the hill and make a hard right turn on Clement Street and ride west to Seal Rock Drive. They will then climb up the hill to the Palace of the Legion of Honor. traveling through the Presidio to Camino del Mar. Mounting their bikes at the Marina Green, triathletes will begin the out-and-back 18-mile ride by heading west toward Crissy Field via Marina Boulevard.
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