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1、www.readinga-In the Name of DiscoveryIn the Name of DiscoveryA Reading AZ Level V Leveled BookWord Count:2,622Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Written by Lori PolydorosIllustrated by David CockcroftLEVELED BOOK VWritten by Lori PolydorosIllustrated by David CockcroftIn the Na
2、me of DiscoveryIn the Name of DiscoveryLevel V Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Lori PolydorosIllustrated by David CockcroftAll rights reserved.www.readinga-Note:The Great Gallardos Books is a continuing series written by Lori Polydoros.Travel with Miguel Ventura and his friends as they experience
3、 a classic adventure inspired by Jules Vernes Journey to the Center of the Earth.www.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL VR4040Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA2324 Professor Von Hardwigg bear-hugged Miguel.“You were right,Harry,”Professor Von Hardwigg said.“Nothing is worth risking our lives,not even the mo
4、st astonishing discovery.Lets go home.”Home sounded wonderful.Miguel handed the dagger to the professor.“Here is something you can take home with you.”“Is that what I think it is?”the professor gasped.“Could it be the famous dagger of Arne Saknussemm,the first explorer to reach the center of the Ear
5、th?”Hans looked at the dagger in awe at the mention of the fellow Icelanders name.As Miguel let go of the dagger,he closed his eyes.In seconds,a cool breeze met him back at the loft,safe and sound.Miguel breathed a sigh of relief.Now he had witnessed first-hand how dangerous and overwhelming the pow
6、er of discovery could be.Explorers were brave and smart,but often blinded by the perceived glory of their discovery.Miguel was glad hed saved the professor,but for now,Miguel was content to discover each day of his own liferight here and right now,with,of course,a little help from the Great Gallardo
7、s books every now and then!Glossaryapprehension the feeling or act of being held back by fear(p.7)apprehensive fearful or worried that something bad might happen (p.7)armada a large group of ships(p.5)delirious excited enough to seem crazy (p.13)enchanted magical,or put under a spell (p.6)mastodons
8、prehistoric elephants similar to mammoths with shaggy hair and tusks (p.9)perceived understood in a certain way (p.23)prehistoric a time before history could be written(p.7)privateer a person who commands a private ship that fights for a country during war(p.4)ultimate the best or greatest(p.6)In th
9、e Name of Discovery Level VWritten by Lori PolydorosIllustrated by David CockcroftIn the Name of DiscoveryIn the Name of DiscoveryLevel V Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Lori PolydorosIllustrated by David CockcroftAll rights reserved.www.readinga-Note:The Great Gallardos Books is a continuing ser
10、ies written by Lori Polydoros.Travel with Miguel Ventura and his friends as they experience a classic adventure inspired by Jules Vernes Journey to the Center of the Earth.www.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL VR4040Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA2324 Professor Von Hardwigg bear-hugged Miguel.“You were r
11、ight,Harry,”Professor Von Hardwigg said.“Nothing is worth risking our lives,not even the most astonishing discovery.Lets go home.”Home sounded wonderful.Miguel handed the dagger to the professor.“Here is something you can take home with you.”“Is that what I think it is?”the professor gasped.“Could i
12、t be the famous dagger of Arne Saknussemm,the first explorer to reach the center of the Earth?”Hans looked at the dagger in awe at the mention of the fellow Icelanders name.As Miguel let go of the dagger,he closed his eyes.In seconds,a cool breeze met him back at the loft,safe and sound.Miguel breat
13、hed a sigh of relief.Now he had witnessed first-hand how dangerous and overwhelming the power of discovery could be.Explorers were brave and smart,but often blinded by the perceived glory of their discovery.Miguel was glad hed saved the professor,but for now,Miguel was content to discover each day o
14、f his own liferight here and right now,with,of course,a little help from the Great Gallardos books every now and then!Glossaryapprehension the feeling or act of being held back by fear(p.7)apprehensive fearful or worried that something bad might happen (p.7)armada a large group of ships(p.5)deliriou
15、s excited enough to seem crazy (p.13)enchanted magical,or put under a spell (p.6)mastodons prehistoric elephants similar to mammoths with shaggy hair and tusks (p.9)perceived understood in a certain way (p.23)prehistoric a time before history could be written(p.7)privateer a person who commands a pr
16、ivate ship that fights for a country during war(p.4)ultimate the best or greatest(p.6)In the Name of Discovery Level V2122“.WE WILL,WE WILL,ROCK YOU!”Upon Miguels last verse,trees and bushes bent and cracked in opposite directions as the mastodons took offthe giant running close behind them.“Youve d
17、one it!”the professor cheered.“Youve scared away the mighty beasts!”Miguel rushed over to the professor.“Youre safe!”he cried.“Thanks to you and Hans!”the professor said.“Now untie my bonds,Harry,before that giant returns!”Miguel glanced around in hopes of finding a stone tool or weapon when he reme
18、mbered what he had in his pocket.He gently pulled out the dagger hed found on the Great Gallardos chest and cut the palm twine that held the professor down.A lightbulb clicked on inside Miguels head.Its like the book knows what Ill need to make things right!In the Name of Discovery Level V34Table of
19、 ContentsAn Explorers Life.4A Giant Discovery.9Captured!.14A Two-Man Band .17Glossary .24An Explorers LifeA Spanish fleet sailed across the page in Miguels social studies book.“Gold,power,glory,”Miguels friend,Trevon,exclaimed,“those explorers really had it all!”“Sailing to unknown lands,seeing new
20、things,adventure around every corner .boys!”Lily exclaimed.“Yeah,we love an adventure!”said Trevon.Miguel couldnt argue with the idea that exploring the world five hundred years ago could have been exciting.Thats what hed realized after studying some of the famous explorers such as Sir Francis Drake
21、,“The Dragon,”a feared privateer,navigator,and seaman.Drake was one of the first Englishmen to sail all the way around the world,and was best known for plundering the Spanish colonies in the New World in search of treasure.In the Name of Discovery Level V34Table of ContentsAn Explorers Life.4A Giant
22、 Discovery.9Captured!.14A Two-Man Band .17Glossary .24An Explorers LifeA Spanish fleet sailed across the page in Miguels social studies book.“Gold,power,glory,”Miguels friend,Trevon,exclaimed,“those explorers really had it all!”“Sailing to unknown lands,seeing new things,adventure around every corne
23、r .boys!”Lily exclaimed.“Yeah,we love an adventure!”said Trevon.Miguel couldnt argue with the idea that exploring the world five hundred years ago could have been exciting.Thats what hed realized after studying some of the famous explorers such as Sir Francis Drake,“The Dragon,”a feared privateer,na
24、vigator,and seaman.Drake was one of the first Englishmen to sail all the way around the world,and was best known for plundering the Spanish colonies in the New World in search of treasure.In the Name of Discovery Level V2122“.WE WILL,WE WILL,ROCK YOU!”Upon Miguels last verse,trees and bushes bent an
25、d cracked in opposite directions as the mastodons took offthe giant running close behind them.“Youve done it!”the professor cheered.“Youve scared away the mighty beasts!”Miguel rushed over to the professor.“Youre safe!”he cried.“Thanks to you and Hans!”the professor said.“Now untie my bonds,Harry,be
26、fore that giant returns!”Miguel glanced around in hopes of finding a stone tool or weapon when he remembered what he had in his pocket.He gently pulled out the dagger hed found on the Great Gallardos chest and cut the palm twine that held the professor down.A lightbulb clicked on inside Miguels head
27、.Its like the book knows what Ill need to make things right!In the Name of Discovery Level V1920Gears shifted in Miguels brain as the professor kept repeating the message.“Thats it!”Miguel jumped up.He flashed back to school and what he had learned about Sir Francis Drake.Drake had become an expert
28、at toppling Spanish colonies and stealing anything of value that he could find.He did this by playing a trick on the colonists.He would have his crew make lots of noise to make the colonists think there were more members to his crew than there actually were.“We need to make lots of noise so the gian
29、t thinks we are an enormous group of warriors,”screamed Miguel,forgetting that Hans couldnt understand him.He then motioned to Hans that they needed to get back to the beach.Back at the beach,Miguel had Hans stack and carry two large turtle shells.Hans picked up a conch shell the size of a turkey an
30、d blew into it,producing a sound like a bass tuba.“Great idea!”Miguel said.“Well be a two-man band and rock-and-roll this giant until hes scared to death!”Hans picked up some heavy sticks to use as drumsticks against the two large shells.Miguel found a conch shell of his own and then strung together
31、 a line of smaller turtle shells with a vine.He tied the string of turtle shells around his waist,and then he and Hans headed back to find the grazing mastodons and,hopefully,the giant and the professor.It wasnt long before they found the giant stooping over a campfire.Nearby,the professor was stake
32、d to the ground with vines.Miguel went into action,and Hans followed suit.Miguel flipped the turtle shells over,grabbed a stick and began to drum across the tops of the shells.Hans lifted his conch shell and began blowing as loud as he could.Along with the horn and the drums,Miguel began to scream t
33、he first song that popped into his head.“WE WILL,WE WILL,ROCK YOU .”The giant immediately stood erect.His eyes darted about the forest.“.WE WILL,WE WILL,ROCK YOU!”Bang,bang,honk,honk!The mastodons roared and so did the giant.“Keep it up,boy!”shouted the professor.In the Name of Discovery Level V56“I
34、 wonder what it was like?”Miguel asked.“What do you mean?”Trevon said.“It must have been totally awesome!”“What do YOU mean?It had to have been scary!”Lily added.Miguel imagined himself at the helm of a huge ship,leading an armada across the open sea.Gold coins would burst from his pockets while men
35、 surrounded him,acting upon his every command.In his mind,Miguel stood taller than ever.It made his real life feel as boring as watching paint dry.“Yeah,it must have been totally exciting,”Miguel said dreamily as he stood up and walked to the window.“But you do know that most of what they did was to
36、tally dishonest and cruel,right?A lot of innocent people were killed.Entire villages were destroyed just so these explorers could go home wealthy.”“That was hundreds of years ago,”Trevon said.“It was still wrong,”Lily said.“Just imagine how greed and glory made these guys do crazy things,things they
37、 probably wouldnt do under normal circumstances,all in the name of discovery,”replied Miguel.On the walk home,Miguel wondered what he might be willing to give up in the name of adventure and discovery.Would he hurt or steal?He thought no,but he wasnt sure what risks he would take.How far would he go
38、 to find the ultimate discovery?That evening,after doing his homework,Miguel wandered up the old red ladder to his favorite placethe loft.Thoughts of gold-searching explorers drifted through his mind.He reached out to open the Great Gallardos chest when something slipped and clanked to the ground.It
39、 was a rusty,metal dagger with a jagged,worn blade.Miguel wondered what other secrets the mysterious and enchanted trunk held.In the Name of Discovery Level V56“I wonder what it was like?”Miguel asked.“What do you mean?”Trevon said.“It must have been totally awesome!”“What do YOU mean?It had to have
40、 been scary!”Lily added.Miguel imagined himself at the helm of a huge ship,leading an armada across the open sea.Gold coins would burst from his pockets while men surrounded him,acting upon his every command.In his mind,Miguel stood taller than ever.It made his real life feel as boring as watching p
41、aint dry.“Yeah,it must have been totally exciting,”Miguel said dreamily as he stood up and walked to the window.“But you do know that most of what they did was totally dishonest and cruel,right?A lot of innocent people were killed.Entire villages were destroyed just so these explorers could go home
42、wealthy.”“That was hundreds of years ago,”Trevon said.“It was still wrong,”Lily said.“Just imagine how greed and glory made these guys do crazy things,things they probably wouldnt do under normal circumstances,all in the name of discovery,”replied Miguel.On the walk home,Miguel wondered what he migh
43、t be willing to give up in the name of adventure and discovery.Would he hurt or steal?He thought no,but he wasnt sure what risks he would take.How far would he go to find the ultimate discovery?That evening,after doing his homework,Miguel wandered up the old red ladder to his favorite placethe loft.
44、Thoughts of gold-searching explorers drifted through his mind.He reached out to open the Great Gallardos chest when something slipped and clanked to the ground.It was a rusty,metal dagger with a jagged,worn blade.Miguel wondered what other secrets the mysterious and enchanted trunk held.In the Name
45、of Discovery Level V1920Gears shifted in Miguels brain as the professor kept repeating the message.“Thats it!”Miguel jumped up.He flashed back to school and what he had learned about Sir Francis Drake.Drake had become an expert at toppling Spanish colonies and stealing anything of value that he coul
46、d find.He did this by playing a trick on the colonists.He would have his crew make lots of noise to make the colonists think there were more members to his crew than there actually were.“We need to make lots of noise so the giant thinks we are an enormous group of warriors,”screamed Miguel,forgettin
47、g that Hans couldnt understand him.He then motioned to Hans that they needed to get back to the beach.Back at the beach,Miguel had Hans stack and carry two large turtle shells.Hans picked up a conch shell the size of a turkey and blew into it,producing a sound like a bass tuba.“Great idea!”Miguel sa
48、id.“Well be a two-man band and rock-and-roll this giant until hes scared to death!”Hans picked up some heavy sticks to use as drumsticks against the two large shells.Miguel found a conch shell of his own and then strung together a line of smaller turtle shells with a vine.He tied the string of turtl
49、e shells around his waist,and then he and Hans headed back to find the grazing mastodons and,hopefully,the giant and the professor.It wasnt long before they found the giant stooping over a campfire.Nearby,the professor was staked to the ground with vines.Miguel went into action,and Hans followed sui
50、t.Miguel flipped the turtle shells over,grabbed a stick and began to drum across the tops of the shells.Hans lifted his conch shell and began blowing as loud as he could.Along with the horn and the drums,Miguel began to scream the first song that popped into his head.“WE WILL,WE WILL,ROCK YOU .”The