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Hottest, Coldest, Highest, Deepest By: Steve Jenkins Genre: Expository Non-Fiction Skill: Compare and Contrast Author’s Purpose:

Say It! depths average tides peak desert waterfalls outrun

More Words to Know extreme precipitation temperature

depth deepness

average common

tides rise and fall of ocean water

peak top of a mountain

desert place that is very dry

waterfalls tumbling waterways

What is the depth of the ocean floor?

What is the depth of the ocean floor? . What is the depth of the ocean floor?

The family hiked to the top of the mountain peak.

The family hiked to the top of the mountain peak.

We cannot outrun a leopard.

We cannot outrun a leopard.

It is dangerous to jump from the top of high waterfalls.

It is dangerous to jump from the top of high waterfalls.

The ocean tides have washed up some jellyfish on the shore.

The ocean tides have washed up some jellyfish on the shore.

Let’s review our words. Watch carefully because they will flash on the screen for just a moment. We will clap as we spell the word.

depth

average

tides

peak

desert

waterfalls

outrun

Spelling Words Vowel Sounds in boy, moon true due glue clue who movie lose move enjoy toys royal point voice noise oil

Review Questions p.

Review Questions p.

GREAT JOB!