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sand
yellow
books
heavy
trees
big
animals
happy
playground
large
waterslide
tall
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Bricks – small blocks for building walls
Roof – top covering of a building
Chimney – structure for smoke to escape
Windows/Window – openings with glass for
light
Sheet – flat piece of material
Newspaper – printed news publication
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Upstairs – upper floor of a building
Place – location or area
Path – narrow way for walking
Wilderness – wild, uncultivated
land
Nettles – stinging plants
Thorns – sharp points on plants
Grass – green ground plants
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The dirty socks
The lovely dress
The big dinosaur
The pretty flower
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Old, crumbly, pale, red, slate, one, small, two,
little, front, larger, side, long, brown
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Human dwelling – A place where people live, like a house or home.
Example: The small cottage was a cozy human dwelling in the
countryside.
Slate – A flat, thin piece of rock often used for roofing or writing boards.
Example: The old house had a roof made of dark slate tiles.
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Wilderness – A wild, natural area where few people live.
Example: They went camping deep in the wilderness to enjoy
nature.
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Embracing – Holding someone closely in your arms, usually to show
affection.
Example: She was embracing her friend after a long time apart.
Enormous – Very large or huge in size.
Example: The elephant is an enormous animal compared to a butterfly
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mouse
mound
could
south
proud
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3
4
2
4
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Could
house
through
count
woul
d
should
shout
you
hour
about
cloud
out
our
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examples next page
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s
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The dirty socks
The lovely dress
The big dinosaur
The pretty flower
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sunny
dull
warm
busy
cloudy
cold
wet
happy
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Reminder!
The dirty socks
The lovely dress
The big dinosaur
The pretty flower
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in
small
gigantic
little
hug
e
little
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joyful
cheerful
glad
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joyful
sad
cheerful
unhappy
glad
miserable
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A meal at mid day.
Something that has a point or edge.
To swallow something quickly.
A taste that is sharp and not sweet.
When someone wants more than they need .
A place with lots of trees, plants, and animals.
Something you can not tell anyone.
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doing, being
or having
verb
past
present
to be
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present
present
past
past
present
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Shrieked, shouted, demanded, mumbled,
complained, declared, stated
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The Rainbow Fish
Marcus Pfister
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wand,
watch
Rain, afraid,
stain
said
ther
e
where
were
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