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Wonders Unit 4 Week 2

Vocabulary

Spelling Words
with Inflectional
Endings y to i:

1. funnier
2. families
3. pennies
4. worried

5. replied
6. varied
7. marries

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silliest
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11
jumpier
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12
emptier
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merrier
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applied
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cozily
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sorriest
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February 8 Progress
Report
February 8-11 Book Fair
February 10 Day for
students dismissal at
11:40

Communication:

8. carries
9. easily

Important Dates &

Reminders

Please send in 4-H Camp

money if your child is
planning on attending. You
may pay in payments.
Remember: Yearbooks are
$30 and you may order
them online or by bringing
in your yearbook order
form.
Check out our class
website, listed above, for
ways to help study for
tests, including states and
capitals!

Test Schedule:
W: Multiplication Quiz
Th: Science Test Chapter 1
F: Reading Test
Spelling Test
Grammar Quiz
State & Capitals Test #1
Parent Signature

_____________________________

1. accompanies- goes along with

something
2. campaign- a series of actions
planned and carried out to bring
about a particular result
3. intend- to have a purpose or
plan in mind.
4. opponent- a person or group
that is against another in a
fight, contest, or discussion.
5. overwhelming- overcoming or
overpowering completely.
6. tolerate- to put up with or
endure someone or something.
7. weary-to be very tired.
8. governor- a person elected to
be the head of a state
government in the United

Wonders Unit 4 Week 2 Skills

Genre: Fantasy: A fantasy is a
type of fiction story, has characters,
settings, or events that could not
exist in real life, and usually include
illustrations.

Skill (Authors Purpose) Point

of View: The narrators point of view
is how the narrator thinks or feels
about characters or events in the
story. A story can have a first person
narrator or a third-person narrator.

Strategy: Make Predictions:

When you read you can use details
from the story to make predictions
about what you think will happen.
Vocabulary Strategy: Idioms: An
idiom is a phrase or expression
whose meaning cannot be
understood from the separate words
in it. If you are not sure of the
meaning of an idiom, look at the
surrounding phrases and sentences
to help you figure it out.