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    A realistic fiction is: a made up story, includes realistic characters, events, and settings, usually has dialogue, and may include a flashback to an earlier event. A narrator's point of view tells how the author feels or thinks about the characters or events. When you read fiction, picturing the events, characters, and setting in your mind to help you better understand the story.

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    A realistic fiction is: a made up story, includes realistic characters, events, and settings, usually has dialogue, and may include a flashback to an earlier event. A narrator's point of view tells how the author feels or thinks about the characters or events. When you read fiction, picturing the events, characters, and setting in your mind to help you better understand the story.

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    of 1

    Mrs.

    Pughs
    1

    Weekly News

    \\

    8
    November 30-December
    4

    Words with
    Silent
    Letters:

    1. wrinkle
    2. wriggle
    3. wrapper
    4. wrench
    5. answer
    6. knead
    7. knives
    8. known
    9. kneel
    10
    knew
    .
    11
    plumber
    .

    Important Dates &


    Reminders

    November 30
    December 11 Toy
    Drive
    December 3- Pictures
    with Santa
    December 17
    Christmas Choir
    Concert
    December 21-January

    12
    combs
    .
    13
    thumbs
    .
    14
    lambs
    .
    15
    condemn
    .
    16
    resign
    .
    17

    Communication:

    Remember: Yearbooks are


    still on sale for $30. Dont
    miss out on this special
    memento.
    Toy Drive starts
    Monday.
    Classroom needs: tissues,
    germ-x, pencils any
    donations help our class
    run smoothly and are
    greatly appreciated.
    Thank you for all your

    Test Schedule:
    T: Social Studies Test
    W: Science Test
    Fact Drill
    F: Reading Test
    Spelling Test
    Grammar Quiz
    DOL Test
    Parent Signature

    _____________________________

    Wonders Unit 3 Week 2


    Vocabulary
    1. organizations- groups of
    people who join together for a
    purpose.
    2. assigned- it is given out as a
    task.
    3. generosity- a willingness and
    happiness to share in an
    unselfish way.
    4. gingerly- to do it carefully or
    with extreme caution.
    5. mature- to show the qualities
    of being an adult.
    6. residents- the people who live
    in a particular place.
    7. scattered- to be spread or
    Wonders Unit 3 Week 2 Skills

    Genre: Realistic Fiction: A


    realistic fiction is: a made up story,
    includes realistic characters,
    events, and settings, usually has
    dialogue, and may include a
    flashback to an earlier event.
    Skill (Authors Purpose): Point
    of View: Every story has a
    narrator, or a person who tells the
    story. The narrators point of view
    tells how the narrator feels or
    thinks about the characters or
    events. When the narrator uses
    pronouns such as he, she, or they,
    the story has a third person
    narrator.
    Strategy: Visualize: When you
    read fiction, picturing the events,
    characters, and setting in your
    mind to help you better understand
    the story.
    Vocabulary Strategy: Context
    Clues: You can figure out the
    meaning of an unfamiliar/unknown
    word by using context clues within
    the paragraph surrounding the
    word.

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