Open Court Vocabulary for “Ant and the Three Little Figs”

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Open Court Vocabulary for “Ant and the Three Little Figs”

figs Some fruit cookies have figs in them; others have raisins. ( fruits that are shaped like a small pear and grow on a tree )

( with speed ) He quickly walked into school from the playground when the rain started. quick ly

fi nal ly Our school finally won a game after 15 losses! ( coming or happening at the end )

chance Buy a raffle ticket and take a chance to win a prize. ( possibility of something happening )

any time I have no trouble going to sleep. It can be anytime night or day. ( at any time )

figs ( fruits that are shaped like a small pear and grow on a tree )

( with speed ) quickly

finally ( coming or happening at the end )

chance ( possibility of something happening )

anytime ( at any time )

figs quicklyfinally chance anytime