A Powerful Storm Grade 5 Unit 4 Week 4.

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A Powerful Storm Grade 5 Unit 4 Week 4

atmosphere- Air surrounding the Earth

available Possible to get Tickets are available for a football game. Books are available to check out at a library. Apartments are available to rent.

contact Meeting of people or things

damage Harm that makes things less valuable or useful

destruction Great damage

hurricane A storm with strong wind and heavy rain

property A piece of land A park is public property. A home is private property.

surges Large waves during a storm