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Created By: Carsyn Cohen Unit 2 week 2 Created By: Carsyn Cohen

Believe Definition: to think something is true I believe that Mrs.K. is a nice teacher.

Definition: good to taste We have delicious food.

feast Definition: to eat very well We have a feast at my house.

fond Definition: enjoying a great deal I am fond of Macy.

lessons Definition: things to be taught or learned Mrs.K. teaches us lessons.

remarkable Definition: not ordinary; wonderful My sister is remarkable.

snatch Definition: to grab quickly I snatch my book out of Trin’s hands.

stories Definition: tales of things that have happened Sometimes my dad tells Triniti stories.