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1 Stems List #2 STEM DEFINITION WORDS THAT USE STEM Reader’s Notebook
Page 23 Draw the following chart: STEM DEFINITION WORDS THAT USE STEM

2 demolish, descend, degrade, dejected, delete, deposit
Stems List #2 De Down demolish, descend, degrade, dejected, delete, deposit

3 Malevolent, malicious, malnutrition, maladjusted, malignant
Stems List #2 mal Bad Malevolent, malicious, malnutrition, maladjusted, malignant

4 Submarine, subterranean, subhuman, subject, submerge
Stems List #2 Sub Under Submarine, subterranean, subhuman, subject, submerge

5 Stems List #2 super over Supervisor, superior, superb, superhuman, superego, superintendent, surpass

6 Symbiosis, symphony, symbol, symmetry, synonym, system, syllable
Stems List #2 Sym together Symbiosis, symphony, symbol, symmetry, synonym, system, syllable

7 Read All About It! Read your own Novel Plan your Letter-Essay
Choose a novel you have completed Summarize plot Describe main character Choose important passage Determine theme Determine narrative voice Turn in Nash’s books

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