5th Grade Open Court Reading (2002) Word Knowledge.

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5th Grade Open Court Reading (2002) Word Knowledge

Circles, Squares, and Daggers Unit 2, Lesson 4

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gradually directly roughly absolutely circle travel spiral pencil capitol equinoxes inches cargoes varieties social spokes shone Mexico adobe The ball’s speed increased gradually, and it went directly through the goal.

gradually directly roughly absolutely circle travel spiral pencil capitol equinoxes inches cargoes varieties social spokes shone Mexico adobe The ball’s speed increased gradually, and it went directly through the goal. She drew a circle and spiral on her paper.

gradually directly roughly absolutely circle travel spiral pencil capitol equinoxes inches cargoes varieties social spokes shone Mexico adobe The ball’s speed increased gradually, and it went directly through the goal. She drew a circle and spiral on her paper. There are many varieties of fish in the ocean.

gradually directly roughly absolutely circle travel spiral pencil capitol equinoxes inches cargoes varieties social spokes shone Mexico adobe The ball’s speed increased gradually, and it went directly through the goal. She drew a circle and spiral on her paper. There are many varieties of fish in the ocean. The adobe houses in Mexico are made of clay bricks that are baked in the sun.