Wonders Unit 2 Week 4 Vocabulary

1. camouflaged- hidden by looking like its

surroundings.
2. dribble- flow or to let flow in small
drops.
3. extraordinary- very unusual or
remarkable.
4. poisonous harms or kills by chemical
action.
5. pounce- to leap or spring suddenly in
attack.
6. predator- an animal that lives by
hunting other animals for food.
7. prey- an animal that is hunted by
another animal.
8. vibrations- rapid motions back and
forth or up and down.

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Important Dates & Reminders
October 30-Flu Mist
October 30- Montgomery Field
Trip
October 31- Half Day
October 27-31- Red Ribbon
Week-Dress Up!

Parent Signature


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Words with
Controlled
vowels /ar/ and
/or/:
1. dart
2. guard
3. award
4. backyard
5. argue
6. spark
7. target
8. smart
9. charge
10. carpet
11. warp
12. door
13. fort
14. morning
15. stork
16. cord
17. worn
18. stormy
19. core
20. bore


Test Schedule:
M: Math Test
W: Multiplication Quiz
F: Reading Test
Spelling Test
Grammar Quiz
DOL Test

Mrs. Pughs
Weekly News
October 27-31
Wonders Unit 2 Week 4 Skills

Genre: Informational Text: Tells
a story, presents facts about a
topic, and includes text features.
Skill (Authors Purpose): Main
Idea & Details: The main idea it
the most important idea that an
author presents in a paragraph or
section of text. Key details give
important information to support
the main idea.
Strategy: Summarize: When you
summarize, you retell the most
important details in a paragraph or
section of text. This helps you to
understand information.
Vocabulary Strategy: Prefixes: A
word part that is added to the
beginning of a word to change the
meaning of the word. Common
prefixes include un-(not), re-
(again), and dis-(opposite of).
Communication:
On half days students are
dismissed by 11:40
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Please be sure your child is
studying Wonders strategies for
the reading test on Fridays.