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Multiplication & Division Jeopardy!

Multiplication & Division Jeopardy!. A Unit 3.3 Review Game. JEOPARDY! . 3.3.1 & 3.3.2 100. Write the number model for the following sentence. DO NOT SOLVE! Split 30 cookies between 5 people. 3.3.1 & 3.3.2 200. Write the number model for the following sentence. DO NOT SOLVE!

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Direction determines destination.

Direction determines destination. Intention. Direction determines destination.

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Rick Snodgrass

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PREPOSITIONS

PREPOSITIONS.

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Characteristics of a Fool

Characteristics of a Fool.

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The Trip to Saturn

The Trip to Saturn. By: Melanie Amsing. Introduction. I remember a time when my friend had a story to tell. I will tell you the story. The story takes place in Moscow, Russia. Description.

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Possessive Adjectives

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Parts of Speech

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By: carillon b Coney 9/6/1987 type historialficson By: Nicole Anderson

The Pindarics. By: carillon b Coney 9/6/1987 type historialficson By: Nicole Anderson. setting. They are gowning to a very big mansion for their trip. It is in Aghast in the summer. characters. problom.

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Chapter 22 Stories

Chapter 22 Stories. By: Jenny Nys. Living with Dad. In 1923 Douglas suffered from an emotional breakdown. Douglas was living with her dad and his second wife Lillias . Douglas was unhappy living with her father. One night her father found Douglas bed empty. Leaving the Herald.

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Junie B. Jones Is (Almost) a Flower Girl

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Marmalade Mouse

Marmalade Mouse. By Maya, Alissa and Amber. Once there was a mouse called Marmalade. Her house was gigantic. There was only one problem, she had no friends. Marmalade was sad. Every day at school she would cry in the corner of the play ground.

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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

PSYCHOPATHOLOGY. Do you think the following people are normal or abnormal? Why?. Normal or Abnormal?.

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C ity of Bones

C ity of Bones. By: Lauren Curran. Chapter 1.

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Patricia Polacco

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Metaphors

Metaphors. A statement that compares two seemingly unlike things. Saying one thing is something else, which, in a literal sense it is not. Example: Her house is a prison Your fingers are sausages Books are life

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[ ? ] A black cat sat on a mat and ate a fat rat

[ ? ] A black cat sat on a mat and ate a fat rat. [h] Her house has high windows. [?] [s] She sells seashells on the seashore . December January February. March April May. September October November. June July

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What happens in the library at night?

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ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

ADJECTIVE CLAUSE . The term :. Adjective Clause . Subject . Object. Subject Object. Example . Do you know the staff? He will be promoted as our new division manager. Do you know the staff who will be promoted as our new division manager?

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