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dimensions, quanity. weather time periods on Earth. a jacket that keeps you warm. stalk, husks that cover a corn cob. presidential election month.
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Older Children
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Spelling Words
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Acceptance. Place. Sand No Water. Past Tense. Situation.
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Older Children
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Spelling Words
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a stove. part of something. to annoy. one who governs. a task or duty .
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Older Children
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Spelling Words
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it has the opposit of sit in it. it has any in it. you tie your shoes with it. you use these in dark places. men get these at a barbor shop.
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Big
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Anna Hernandez #
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very little of something. a swamp like place. to hit something hard. a four sided shape. to say a bad word.
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Older Children
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Spelling Words
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an angry disagreement.. a brief account of daily events, a record of daily or weekly happenings. . lying or moving in the direction. a supply of weapons or a place to keep armor.. the art or science of designing and building structures and especially ones that can be lived in .
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Complete the Crossword
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A word starting with 'f' and ending with 'ous'. Definition:a difficult, unpleasant or embarrassing situation. Synonym:funny. Synonym: boring, tedious. A word that starts with 'e' and end in 'in'.
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Spelling Words
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can't hear. a large body of land. to change. focus on an activity. arrange a activity.
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Older Children
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Spellling
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Manly; masculine. Death. Great disgust or distaste. Having a very bad reputation. Secret; hidden.
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Teenage
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Sports
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You need black and white ball ,you can only use your feet.. You need skates ,ice rink, a brown ball. You need a horse,a ball and a club. You need racket ,yellow small ball and 2 players. You need brown ball .You must very tall.
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Older Children
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SS10 Chapter 5 Review
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Leader of the Metis that knew many languages and fled to the USA after being defeated at Batoche. Second Prime Minister of Canada, leader of the Liberal Party at the time.. Canada's first transcontinental railway. to formally withdraw from an alliance or federal union. to settle on unoccupied land without legal title and without paying rent.
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Very Difficult
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Storm Chasing
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the act of pursuing a storm for the sake of science. a cloud vortex extending toward the ground (also called twister). an image created by the actual satellite picture . the highest, most destructive type of cyclone . the scale created to tell the intensity of twisters.
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Big
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Suffix 2
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study of living things. the study of earth and rocks. the opposite of forward. a mammal. hollow organs of an animal.
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Suffixes - 1
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Pain. Dissolving; reducing; loosening . Medical specialty . (Level of) oxygen. Breathing.
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Synonyms
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(v) flinch, shudder, recoil. humiliate, embarrass, abash. drenched, waterlogged, saturated. useless, vain, unproductive, futile. lively, animated, gallant.
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Older Children
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Synonyms
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departure. wide. very. thrill. luxurious.
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Big
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Synonyms and Antonyms
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SYNONYM - Let's not *perplex* the issue further with irrelevant concerns.. ANTONYM - The girl's personality is *revolting*. SYNONYM - Scientists have created *ingenious* inventions.. ANTONYM - The man inside the LRT was *abstracted* because he forgot to get off his station.. SYNONYM - I could forgive them for what they did if they showed some *remorse*..
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Teenage
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Talk the Talk: Baseball Lingo
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A play in which the batter makes it safely around all bases and back to home plate without stopping.. The official who judges the legality of individual plays and who otherwise enforces the rules of the game.. A defensive play in which two offensive players are put out as a result of one continuous action.. Two games played in immediate succession.. A fair fly ball which can be caught by an infielder with ordinary effort, while first and second, or first, second and third bases are occupied before the second out..
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Target Words Workshop 6 & 7
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very particular and detailed . . the way something is put together .. awake , able to think and understand .. to detroy .. clearness ..
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Teenage
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Tenses Galore!
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present tense of chose. participle of choose. present tense of was. participle of draw. participle of be.
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Older Children
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The (g) Sound
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a person who cares for you. a musical instrument with strings. a book to help you. an estimate. a person staying in your home.
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the e sound
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a person who feels hatred to yoy. the past tense of sweep. to search to find something. past tense of mean. the condition of your body.
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Moderately Challenging
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The Long o Sound
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This uses 4 different letter patterns that make the long o sound - o,ow,oa & oe
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She sat under the shade of the big _ _ _ tree.. The castle had a _ _ _ _ around it. . The _ _ _ _ was very white and fluffy but it was cold.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is the second last month of the year.. I can _ _ _ a boat..
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To Kill A Mocking Bird
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mean or cross. untouched or unused. understandable. favorable. to lessen or calm.
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Tom Sawyer Vocabulary
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high station, rank, or repute. energetic; forceful. vanishing; fading away; fleeting. personal behavior; way of acting; bearing or deportment. a person who shares in one's activities, occupation, etc.; companion, associate, or friend.
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Teenage
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Transition Words
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Used as a transition words in sentences or paragraphs. Used as a transition words in sentences or paragraphs. Used as a transition words in sentences or paragraphs. Used as a transition words in sentences or paragraphs. Used as a transition words in sentences or paragraphs.
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Older Children
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Tricky Spelling Words
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The .............................. surrounded the garden and gave protection to wildlife.. The car suddenly ............................... before it hit the flood waters.. 'I have had .................... to eat thank you' the child said politely.. The angry customer ............................... about waiting for service.. There were ......................... ducks. That was one more than a dozen..
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Older Children
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TS Words
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Pieces of outdoor clothing that are worn over other clothes to keep warm or dry. People who have been trained in the science of animal medicine, whose job is treat animals who are sick or injured. Dogs, especially ones that are not of a particular breed. Animals, birds, etc. that you have at home for pleasure, rather than one that is kept for work or food. When someone _____ a dog, she touches it gently several times with her hand flat to show kind feelings.
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Young Kids
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Uni Words
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one of a kind;unusual or rare. moving in only one direction. having only one cell. one wheeled vehicle on which the rider sits and pedals. an instance of saying the same words or sounds at the same time; a group that sounds like one .
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Older Children
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Unit 1 - Chapter 1 - Vocabulary
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Please complete the puzzle
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The loud noise ________ the children.. My brother's daughter is my ______.. My sister's son is my _______.. my uncle's children are my ________.. My brothers and sisters are my ________..
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Older Children
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Using c and k
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. . . . .
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Verbs
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INDOSSARE. USCIRE. MANGIARE. GUARDARE (LA TELEVISIONE). STARE.
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Verbs
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To say something to someone as a question which you want them to answer. To put liquid into your mouth and swallow it. To produce words, letters, or numbers on a surface using a pen or pencil:. To do, test, taste, etc something to discover if it works or if you like it. To offer something for people to buy.
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Verbs
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POMAGAC. SLYSZEC. ROZUMIEC. JESC. MYSLEC.
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Verbs
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The simple future tense of think is ______ think.. The simple past tense form for the word jump.. The continuous past tense 1st and 2nd person plural (we,they) of skip is _____ skipping.. The continuous future tense of hop is will be _______.. The perfect continuous present tense 3rd person of sing is has ________ singing..
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Older Children
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Verbs
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A verb is an action word. Fill in the blank with an action word.
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The children _____ their parents with the chores.. Mom will _____ the dishes.. Jill and Mary _____ a song for their grandma.. Bill and Joe _____ the barn red.. The children _____ their ABCs. .
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Verbs
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What is your phone number? I will _____you later. Yesterday I _____soccer (past). You can transtale this verb into English as être. Great! I can________ 3 languages.. When you sleep also you______.
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Young Kids
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Verbs - Past, Present, and Future
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future tense of 'would'. helping verb that rhymes with would. past tense of 'be'; used with plural nouns. present tense of 'do'; used with he or she. A word that rhymes with mall.
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Verbs in Past Participle
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Fill the crossword by writing the verbs below in past participle.
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spin. forbid. think. swear. steal.
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Older Children
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Verbs of Action
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caused to move up or away after hitting a surface. raising your shoulders and then lowering them in order to say you do not know or are not interested. stopping something. (past tense) to push yourself suddenly off a surface and into the air by using your legs and feet. causing to move up or away after hitting a surface.
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Older Children
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Voacabulary Words
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attachment. to model. selfish. trustworthy. peacefulness.
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Teenage
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vocab
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something aimed at object;goal. act or process of injecting. a reasoning or conclusion from particular facts. being annoying,distractive,or causing disorder. a small organ attached to the large intestine,for wich there is no known purpose.
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Vocab
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Use the clues to find out what word goes in the boxes
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NASA ___________ conditions in space. The sight of a dead body was ___________. I ________ on every test. To wire or equip with electric power. To be a scientist you must _____________.
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Older Children
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Vocab
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on the outer side. cut along the lengthwise plane of the body; devides into right and left parts. toward head; above. infront of. smallest unit of living things.
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vocab
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the exact value every time. indefinite shape, definite volume. a particular kind of matter that has a uniform and definite composition. a way of writing numbers that accommodates values too large or small to be conveniently written in standard decimal notation. a ratio that compares the mass of an object to its volume.
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Vocab
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super. dis. sym. pre. un.
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Young Kids
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Vocab
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plan for conduction of an interview. observations gathered first, then hypothesis is formulated from results. observations that take place in a natural setting. participant's desire to present a positive self-image results in adjustment of responses to what is believed to be appropriate for the researcher. judgment based on visible evidence, uninfluenced by emotions or personal prejudices.
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Teenage
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Vocab
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Someone who is strict. Found on a baby's face. Urging. 1000 Years. Uses big words.
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Older Children
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Vocab
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revealed information that may change someone's reputation. a fancy celebration. a person who is forced to take the blame for the mistakes or crimes of others. a funny or exaggerated imitation of something. to trade one thing for another without using money.
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Older Children
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vocab
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existing as or in substance. the voluntary violation of an oath to tell the truth. inspiring horror or repulsion. quick and light in motion. to provoke the hostility of.
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