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Unit 4 Story 5 By Mrs. Nailon Monster Tracks Unit 4 Story 5 By Mrs. Nailon

Clues Hints that help solve a mystery or a problem Hint Fossils are clues from the past.

Prehistoric A time before people A time before history was written down Dinosaurs were prehistoric animals.

Imprint Mark by applying pressure Shape of an object Rocks, twigs, shells, or feathers make good imprints in sand.

Mold A hollow form that material is poured into. I can make a mold in sand to pour plaster of Paris into.

shallow Not deep thin A shallow box is a good container to make a mold out of.

Reverse Opposite reflection The mold I make will be in reverse.

Textures How something feels Smooth, rough Textures can be made by pressing different objects into a mold.

instructions Directions Order of steps Follow the instructions to learn how to juggle.