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1 C. Thomas, 5 th Grade, Fairmont Charter School

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5 Unit 5 ● Week 5 damages Key Words Damage means harm, or injury. Have you ever seen damage caused by a blizzard?

6 Unit 5 ● Week 5 property Key Words Property is any- thing owned by a person or group. What things are your property ?

7 Unit 5 ● Week 5 available Key Words If something is available, it is easy to get or ready to be used. What are some choices available to you for after-school activities?

8 Unit 5 ● Week 5 contact Key Words When things make contact, they touch each other. What is another meaning of the word contact ?

9 Unit 5 ● Week 5 atmosphere Key Words The atmosphere is a layer of gases that surrounds a planet. Where is Earth’s atmosphere ?

10 Unit 5 ● Week 5 destruction Key Words Destruction is great damage or ruin. What is a synonym for destruction ?

11 Unit 5 ● Week 5 surge Key Words Surges are large waves or series of waves during a storm. Describe what surges look like.

12 Unit 5 ● Week 5 leave in its wake Function Words & Phrases In English, we use leave in its wake to talk about what happens after a big storm. “ Leave in its wake” describes the damage caused by a storm.

13 Unit 5 ● Week 5 path of destruction Function Words & Phrases In English, we use path of destruction to describe an area that was damaged by a storm. Path of destruction means“the route or path where a storm caused damage.”

14 Unit 5 ● Week 5 fact of life Function Words & Phrases In English, we use fact of life to describe things that happen as a result of a natural disaster. Fact of life means “something real that happens because of a natural event.”

15 Unit 5 ● Week 5 send back images Function Words & Phrases Send back images means “to relay pictures from outer space back to earth.” Scientists use satellites with computers to review images sent to earth.

16 Unit 5 ● Week 5 hurricane Basic Words

17 Unit 5 ● Week 5 emergency Basic Words

18 Unit 5 ● Week 5 cyclone Basic Words

19 Unit 5 ● Week 5 sea level Basic Words

20 Unit 5 ● Week 5 tornado Basic Words

21 Unit 5 ● Week 5 eye (of a storm) Basic Words

22 Vocabulary Words damagespropertyavailable contactatmospheredestruction surge

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