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Unit 5 Week 3 Daily Skills Focusing on: *High Frequency Words
*Vocabulary: idea, unusual *r-controlled vowel /or/ or, ore, oar *Abbreviations *Grammar: Adjectives that Compare *Capitalizing Proper Nouns All information comes directly from the McGraw-Hill Wonders reading series. by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Images from : Microsoft ClipArt © 2014 Microsoft Corporation Stacy Tessena © 2014 Abbie Jinnings © Grade/ ?ref=stream My Cute Graphics Fonts4Teachers PowerPoint compiled by Rachel Coats
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Monday
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What inventions do you know about?
Essential Question: What inventions do you know about?
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born b-o-r-n born corn c-o-r-n corn core c-o-r-e core
Spelling Word List Words with /or/ or, ore, oar born b-o-r-n born corn c-o-r-n corn core c-o-r-e core more m-o-r-e more roar r-o-a-r roar soar s-o-a-r soar north n-o-r-t-h north fork f-o-r-k fork wore w-o-r-e wore short s-h-o-r-t short
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The letters or, ore, and oar make the sound /ôr/.
Phonics Skill: The letters or, ore, and oar make the sound /ôr/.
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more treat shore more and shore have the same ending sound /ôr/.
Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Listen as I say three words: more treat shore more and shore have the same ending sound /ôr/.
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Which two words in each group end with the same sound?
Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? cart stack heart
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Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization
cart stack heart
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Which two words in each group end with the same sound?
Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? mold coat boat
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Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization
mold coat boat
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Which two words in each group end with the same sound?
Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? paid trade lend
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Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization
paid trade lend
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Which two words in each group end with the same sound?
Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? dust list trust
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Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization
dust list trust
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Which two words in each group end with the same sound?
Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? poor rake store
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Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization
poor rake store
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Which two words in each group end with the same sound?
Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization Which two words in each group end with the same sound? fair bear burn
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Phonological Awareness: Phoneme Categorization
fair bear burn
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store Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
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torn Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
roar
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
for
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
born
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
more
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
short
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
torch
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
worn
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
form
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
board
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
farm
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
tar
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
tore
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
pork
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
park
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
verb
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
third
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
turn
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
dark
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
teacher
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Introduce /or/ or, ore, oar
artist
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The boat’s oar was lost in the storm. Norm likes to play sports.
Can you eat corn with a fork?
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better b-e-t-t-e-r better
High-Frequency Words began b-e-g-a-n began better b-e-t-t-e-r better guess g-u-e-s-s guess learn l-e-a-r-n learn right r-i-g-h-t right sure s-u-r-e sure
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High-Frequency Words It began to snow last night. I hope you feel better. Can you guess how old he is? She will learn to ride a bike. This is the right way to hold a fork. He is sure he will be on time.
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idea An idea is a picture or thought you get in your mind.
Introduce Vocabulary: idea, unusual idea An idea is a picture or thought you get in your mind. I have an idea of what to give him for a birthday present.
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unusual If something is unusual, it is not common.
Introduce Vocabulary: idea, unusual unusual If something is unusual, it is not common. I’ve never seen food that color. It is unusual.
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an object made to do a job
Amazing words: device an object made to do a job
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to think about something that is not real
Amazing words: imagine to think about something that is not real
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a picture you get in your mind
Amazing words: idea a picture you get in your mind
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something that is difficult to understand
Amazing words: complicated something that is difficult to understand
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to make something better
Amazing words: improve to make something better
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something you are interested in
Amazing words: curious something you are interested in
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something that is not common
Amazing words: unusual something that is not common
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An adjective is a word that describes (tells more about) a noun.
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Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare
We add –er to most adjectives to compare two people, places, or things.
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Hint: 2 things -er has 2 letters
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Hint: 2 things -er has 2 letters
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Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare
We add –est to most adjectives to compare three or more people, places, or things.
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3 or more things “in all” -est has 3 letters
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare 3 or more things “in all” -est has 3 letters Hint:
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Curt is a fast runner. The adjective is fast. How many people? one
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Curt is a fast runner. How many people? one The adjective is fast.
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Sheena is a faster runner than Curt.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Sheena is a faster runner than Curt. How many people? Two: Sheena and Curt The adjective is faster.
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Jen is the fastest runner of all!
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Jen is the fastest runner of all! How many people? Three or more: of all The adjective is fastest.
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The first row of corn is long.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Identify the adjectives that compare in each sentence. The first row of corn is long. long
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The next row of corn is longer.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Identify the adjectives that compare in each sentence. The next row of corn is longer. longer
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The last row of corn is the longest.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Identify the adjectives that compare in each sentence. The last row of corn is the longest. longest
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The days of the week are proper nouns and begin with a capital letter.
Mechanics: Capitalizing Days, Months, and Holidays Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday The days of the week are proper nouns and begin with a capital letter.
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We had a bad storm on friday. We had a bad storm on Friday.
Mechanics: Capitalizing Days, Months, and Holidays We had a bad storm on friday. We had a bad storm on Friday.
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We drive Gran home on sunday. We drive Gran home on Sunday.
Mechanics: Capitalizing Days, Months, and Holidays We drive Gran home on sunday. We drive Gran home on Sunday.
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Miss Norman said, “It is monday,” but it is tuesday!
Mechanics: Capitalizing Days, Months, and Holidays Miss Norman said, “It is monday,” but it is tuesday! Miss Norman said, “It is Monday,” but it is Tuesday!
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Tuesday
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born b-o-r-n born corn c-o-r-n corn core c-o-r-e core
Spelling Word List Words with /or/ or, ore, oar born b-o-r-n born corn c-o-r-n corn core c-o-r-e core more m-o-r-e more roar r-o-a-r roar soar s-o-a-r soar north n-o-r-t-h north fork f-o-r-k fork wore w-o-r-e wore short s-h-o-r-t short
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Spelling: Word Families
born -or -ore -oar
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Spelling: Word Families
-ore -oar born
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Spelling: Word Families
corn -or -ore -oar born
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Spelling: Word Families
-ore -oar born corn
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Spelling: Word Families
core -or -ore -oar born corn
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Spelling: Word Families
-ore -oar born core corn
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Spelling: Word Families
more -or -ore -oar born core corn
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Spelling: Word Families
-ore -oar born core corn more
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Spelling: Word Families
roar -or -ore -oar born core corn more
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Spelling: Word Families
-ore -oar born core roar corn more
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Spelling: Word Families
soar -or -ore -oar born core roar corn more
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Spelling: Word Families
-ore -oar born core roar corn more soar
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Spelling: Word Families
north -or -ore -oar born core roar corn more soar
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Spelling: Word Families
-ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north
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Spelling: Word Families
fork -or -ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north
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Spelling: Word Families
-ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north fork
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Spelling: Word Families
wore -or -ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north fork
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Spelling: Word Families
-ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north wore fork
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Spelling: Word Families
short -or -ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north wore fork
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Spelling: Word Families
-ore -oar born core roar corn more soar north wore fork short
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High-Frequency Words began better guess learn right sure
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It’s not _____ to go swimming on a hot day.
Reinforce Vocabulary: idea unusual leaped stretched It’s not _____ to go swimming on a hot day. The cat _____ out of the tree and ran away. I have an _____ for a story I want to write. I _____ the rubber band until it snapped.
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an object made to do a job
Amazing words: device an object made to do a job
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to think about something that is not real
Amazing words: imagine to think about something that is not real
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a picture you get in your mind
Amazing words: idea a picture you get in your mind
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something that is difficult to understand
Amazing words: complicated something that is difficult to understand
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to make something better
Amazing words: improve to make something better
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something you are interested in
Amazing words: curious something you are interested in
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something that is not common
Amazing words: unusual something that is not common
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Replace the /e/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution stem Replace the /e/ with /ôr/. storm
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Replace the /e/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution pet Replace the /e/ with /ôr/. port
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Replace the /ar/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution card Replace the /ar/ with /ôr/. cord
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Replace the /i/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution tin Replace the /i/ with /ôr/. torn
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Replace the /ar/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution park Replace the /ar/ with /ôr/. pork
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Replace the /a/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution can Replace the /a/ with /ôr/. corn
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Replace the /a/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution bare Replace the /a/ with /ôr/. bore
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Replace the /e/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution hen Replace the /e/ with /ôr/. horn
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Replace the /ar/ with /ôr/.
Phonics: Phoneme Substitution care Replace the /ar/ with /ôr/. core
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The letters or, ore, and oar make the sound /ôr/.
Phonics Skill: The letters or, ore, and oar make the sound /ôr/.
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core Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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porch Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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shore Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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board Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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oar Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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fork Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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form Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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wore Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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born Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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short Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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more Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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sort Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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north Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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score Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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torch Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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roar Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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soar Practice /or/ or, ore, oar
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Mister Ford is my teacher.
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Mister Ford is my teacher. Mr. Ford is my teacher.
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Mister Ford is my teacher. Mr. Ford is my teacher.
Mr. is an abbreviation. An abbreviation is a short way of writing a word..
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Doctor = Dr. Missus = Mrs. Street = St. Avenue = Ave. Road = Rd.
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Doctor = Dr. Missus = Mrs. Street = St. Avenue = Ave. Road = Rd.
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What inventions do you know about?
Essential Question: What inventions do you know about?
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Genre:
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Words to look for: company Hawaii hours person solve their waterproof
The Story of a Robot Inventor Reading/Writing Workshop p Words to look for: company Hawaii hours person solve their waterproof Tomotaka Takahashi
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An adjective is a word that describes (tells more about) a noun.
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Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare
We add –er to most adjectives to compare two people, places, or things.
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Hint: 2 things -er has 2 letters
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Hint: 2 things -er has 2 letters
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Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare
We add –est to most adjectives to compare three or more people, places, or things.
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3 or more things “in all” -est has 3 letters
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare 3 or more things “in all” -est has 3 letters Hint:
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The bird is high in the sky.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare The bird is high in the sky. How many things? one bird The adjective is high.
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The jet is higher than the bird.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare The jet is higher than the bird. How many things? Two: jet and bird The adjective is higher.
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The spaceship is the highest one of all.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare The spaceship is the highest one of all. How many things? Three or more: “of all” The adjective is highest.
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Fall is colder than summer.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Tell how many things are being compared. Fall is colder than summer. colder – 2 fall and summer
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Winter is the coldest of all.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Tell how many things are being compared. Winter is the coldest of all. coldest – 3 or more “of all”
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Spring is hotter than winter.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Tell how many things are being compared. Spring is hotter than winter. hotter – 2 spring and winter
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Summer is the hottest of all.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Tell how many things are being compared. Summer is the hottest of all. hottest – 3 or more “of all”
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there was a snowstorm on march 4
_____________________ _____________________ spring starts in march and ends in june _____________________ _____________________
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Wednesday
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born b-o-r-n born corn c-o-r-n corn core c-o-r-e core
Spelling Word List Words with /or/ or, ore, oar born b-o-r-n born corn c-o-r-n corn core c-o-r-e core more m-o-r-e more roar r-o-a-r roar soar s-o-a-r soar north n-o-r-t-h north fork f-o-r-k fork wore w-o-r-e wore short s-h-o-r-t short
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The letters or, ore, and oar make the sound /ôr/.
Phonics Skill: The letters or, ore, and oar make the sound /ôr/.
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/s/ /ôr/ /t/ sort
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/f/ /ôr/ for
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/m/ /ôr/ more
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/s/ /n/ /ôr/ snore
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/p/ /ôr/ /ch/ porch
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/n/ /ôr/ /th/ north
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/r/ /ôr/ roar
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/s/ /p/ /ôr/ /t/ sport
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
born
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
storm
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
sore
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
soar
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
chores
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
forty
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
support
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
snowstorm
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
before
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
Mr.
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
Mrs.
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
St.
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
Dr.
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
Ave.
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
form
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
firm
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
board
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
bird
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Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar
barn
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Does a big cat roar or snore?
Phonics: Blend words with /ôr/ or, ore, oar Does a big cat roar or snore? Mr. Thorn will report the game’s score for us.
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Sunday Sun. An abbreviation is a shorter way of writing a word.
Most abbreviations end with a period. Sunday Sun.
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Doctor = Dr. Missus = Mrs. Street = St. Avenue = Ave. Road = Rd.
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Doctor = Dr. Missus = Mrs. Street = St. Avenue = Ave. Road = Rd.
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Monday = Mon. Wednesday = Wed. Friday = Fri. January = Jan.
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Monday = Mon. Wednesday = Wed. Friday = Fri. January = Jan. September = Sept.
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He felt better when the show began.
Build Fluency: Word Automaticity He felt better when the show began. We can learn the right way to do it. Are you sure, or did you guess?
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High-Frequency Words began better guess learn right sure idea unusual
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an object made to do a job
Amazing words: device an object made to do a job
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to think about something that is not real
Amazing words: imagine to think about something that is not real
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a picture you get in your mind
Amazing words: idea a picture you get in your mind
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something that is difficult to understand
Amazing words: complicated something that is difficult to understand
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to make something better
Amazing words: improve to make something better
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something you are interested in
Amazing words: curious something you are interested in
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something that is not common
Amazing words: unusual something that is not common
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Genre:
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Words to look for: inventor questions young experiments goose worm
Thomas Edison, Inventor by David A. Adler Words to look for: inventor questions young experiments goose worm world chemicals poison future
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An adjective is a word that describes (tells more about) a noun.
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Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare
We add –er to most adjectives to compare two people, places, or things.
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Hint: 2 things -er has 2 letters
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Hint: 2 things -er has 2 letters
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Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare
We add –est to most adjectives to compare three or more people, places, or things.
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3 or more things “in all” -est has 3 letters
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare 3 or more things “in all” -est has 3 letters Hint:
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First, I saw the greatest dancer on TV.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. First, I saw the greatest dancer on TV. greatest
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I am a faster dancer than he is!
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. I am a faster dancer than he is! faster
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_______________________ _______________________
we fly a flag on flag day _______________________ _______________________ __ martin luther king day is on a monday _______________________ _______________________
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Thursday
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born b-o-r-n born corn c-o-r-n corn core c-o-r-e core
Spelling Word List Words with /or/ or, ore, oar born b-o-r-n born corn c-o-r-n corn core c-o-r-e core more m-o-r-e more roar r-o-a-r roar soar s-o-a-r soar north n-o-r-t-h north fork f-o-r-k fork wore w-o-r-e wore short s-h-o-r-t short
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High-Frequency Words began better guess learn right sure idea unusual
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an object made to do a job
Amazing words: device an object made to do a job
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to think about something that is not real
Amazing words: imagine to think about something that is not real
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a picture you get in your mind
Amazing words: idea a picture you get in your mind
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something that is difficult to understand
Amazing words: complicated something that is difficult to understand
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to make something better
Amazing words: improve to make something better
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something you are interested in
Amazing words: curious something you are interested in
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something that is not common
Amazing words: unusual something that is not common
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Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word:
Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: or add f for
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Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word:
Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: oar add r roar
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Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word:
Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: ore add m more
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Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word:
Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: right add b bright
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Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word:
Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: port add s sport
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Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word:
Phonics: Phoneme Addition Add a sound to the beginning of each word to make a new word: park add s spark
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The letters or, ore, and oar make the sound /ôr/.
Phonics Skill: The letters or, ore, and oar make the sound /ôr/.
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
boar
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
roar
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
soar
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for
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
fork
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
fort
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
short
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
shore
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
snore
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
score
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
store
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Missus Mrs. An abbreviation is a short way of writing a word.
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations An abbreviation is a short way of writing a word. Most abbreviations end with a period. Missus Mrs.
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Tues. = ________ Aug. = ________ Rd. = ________ Doctor = ________
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Tues. = ________ Aug. = ________ Rd. = ________ Doctor = ________ December = ________ Wednesday = ________ Street = ________
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An adjective is a word that describes (tells more about) a noun.
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Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare
We add –er to most adjectives to compare two people, places, or things.
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Hint: 2 things -er has 2 letters
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Hint: 2 things -er has 2 letters
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Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare
We add –est to most adjectives to compare three or more people, places, or things.
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3 or more things “in all” -est has 3 letters
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare 3 or more things “in all” -est has 3 letters Hint:
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The big couch is ________ than the little couch. (soft)
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The big couch is ________ than the little couch. (soft)
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softer than the little couch.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The big couch is softer than the little couch.
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Of the three kids, Cord is the _____. (short)
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. Of the three kids, Cord is the _____. (short)
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Of the three kids, Cord is the shortest.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. Of the three kids, Cord is the shortest.
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The truck is _____ than the car. (long)
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The truck is _____ than the car. (long)
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The truck is longer than the car.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The truck is longer than the car.
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The sky is _____ at night than it is in the morning. (dark)
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The sky is _____ at night than it is in the morning. (dark)
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The sky is darker at night than it is in the morning.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Change the adjective to one that compares. The sky is darker at night than it is in the morning.
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Friday
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born corn core more roar soar north fork wore short
Spelling Word List Words with /or/ or, ore, oar born corn core more roar soar north fork wore short
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High-Frequency Words began better guess learn right sure idea unusual
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an object made to do a job
Amazing words: device an object made to do a job
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to think about something that is not real
Amazing words: imagine to think about something that is not real
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a picture you get in your mind
Amazing words: idea a picture you get in your mind
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something that is difficult to understand
Amazing words: complicated something that is difficult to understand
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to make something better
Amazing words: improve to make something better
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something you are interested in
Amazing words: curious something you are interested in
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something that is not common
Amazing words: unusual something that is not common
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Let’s Review for our test! Get ready to do your best!
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/m/ /ôr/ more
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/sh/ /ôr/ shore
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/s/ /n/ /ôr/ snore
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
/p/ /ôr/ /ch/ porch
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
for
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
roar
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
sort
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
born
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
sport
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
chore
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
soar
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
torn
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
horn
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sworn
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Phonics: Blend words with /or/ or, ore, oar
boar
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Mister = ________ Missus = ________ Doctor = ________
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations Mister = ________ Missus = ________ Doctor = ________ Street = ________ Road = ________ Saturday = ________ Thursday = ________
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February = ________ December = ________ Sunday = ________
Structural Analysis: Abbreviations February = ________ December = ________ Sunday = ________ Friday = ________ September = ________ October = ________ Tuesday = ________
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An adjective is a word that describes (tells more about) a noun.
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I am the tallest kid on the baseball team.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. I am the tallest kid on the baseball team. tallest
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The blue car is smaller than the gray one.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. The blue car is smaller than the gray one. smaller
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This was the wettest day in June.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. This was the wettest day in June. wettest
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The dog is loudest than the TV show.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. The dog is loudest than the TV show. The dog is louder than the TV show.
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Plums are sweet than green beans.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Plums are sweet than green beans. Plums are sweeter than green beans.
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Miss Beck is old than Miss York.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Miss Beck is old than Miss York. Miss Beck is older than Miss York.
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Coach North is the older of all.
Grammar Skill – Adjectives that Compare Find the adjective that compares in each sentence. Coach North is the older of all. Coach North is the oldest of all.
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