'Story words' presentation slideshows

Too Much Talk

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How Ben Franklin Stole the Lightning

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Unit 2, Week 2 My Diary from Here to There

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How The Guinea Fowl Got Her Spots

How The Guinea Fowl Got Her Spots. Edited by Mrs. Randolph Ralph Witters Elementary Unit 4 Lesson 4. Glossy. Bright and shiny Synonym: glistening Antonym: dull Nganga the Guinea Fowl had glossy black feathers all over. delicate. Not strong Something easily removed, or broken

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We Can Read About The Fire Department

We Can Read About The Fire Department. We are at the fire department. We see the firefighter. We see the hat. We see the coats. We see the boots. We see the air tank. We see the fire truck. We see the ladders. We see the ax. We see the hoses. We see the

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Open Court Vocabulary for

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We Can Read About Pumpkins and Apples

We Can Read About Pumpkins and Apples. The pumpkin has a stem. 1. The apple has a stem. 2. The pumpkin has orange skin. 3. The apple has red skin. 4. The pumpkin has pulp. 5. The apple has pulp. 6. The pumpkin has more seeds. 7. The apple has fewer

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Unit1 week4 Sharing Traditions The Magic Gourd

Unit1 week4 Sharing Traditions The Magic Gourd. Genre: Folktale. A Folk Tale is a story based on the traditions of a people or region which is handed down from one generation to another and becomes legendary. Strategy: Making Inferences.

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I Can Read About Pumpkins

I Can Read About Pumpkins. The pumpkin is orange. 1. The pumpkin is white. 2. The pumpkin is big. 3. The pumpkin is little. 4. The pumpkin is tall. 5,. The pumpkin is short. 6. The pumpkin is rough. 7. The pumpkin is smooth. 8. We like pumpkins. 9.

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Classic Elements of American Gothic Literature

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