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Open Court Vocabulary for “Mushroom in the Rain” Http://www.opencourtresources.com

Word Knowledge 1. huddled drenched sniffed flicked 2. barely hardly loudly suddenly 3. harder closer nearer 4. sat ran ant had

clear-ing The sunlight was bright in the clearing. open space in a forest The sunlight was bright in the clearing.

It was so foggy I could barely see my hand. almost not, hardly It was so foggy I could barely see my hand.

We got drenched in the rain storm. completely wet, soaked We got drenched in the rain storm.

hud-dled We huddled together to talk about the play. gather together tightly We huddled together to talk about the play.

flicked The squirrel flicked it’s tail and ran up the tree. quick jerking movement The squirrel flicked it’s tail and ran up the tree.