Grade 2 Les.

6 Spelling/ Decoding pie high tie light lie night bright right might tight Phonograms -ight Inflections -ed, -ing Vocabulary Words straight cheer lose brother learn caught Rob. Voc.- Learn meanings.
traction- the power to grip or hold something while moving struggle- to try very hard techniques- special ways of doing things specially-for a certain person or purpose spectator- someone who watches a sport or other event agile- to move easily worthwhile- enjoyable or useful competetive- describes one who tries to do his or her best in a game or event Comprehension Make Predictions- Clues in a story and things you already know help you to predict what might happen later in the story. Details in the story can give you clues.

Grade 2 Les. 7 Spelling/ Decoding pay mail paint day rain stay sail way train tray Phonograms aid -ail -ain -aint -ay Compound Words Vocabulary Words coming curve idea knee laughed million Rob. Voc. -Learn meanings
rickety-old and falling apart impatiently- not able to wait prying- to lift something open rattling- making noise master- to become expert in romp- to play jubilant- a winning feeling defeated- beaten, a feeling of failure Comprehension Make Predictions Good readers make predictions about what will happen in the story. They use what they know from the story and from real life to help them.

Grade 2 Les. 8 Spelling/ Decoding car art barn start farm card yarn part dark hard Phonograms -ar -arn -ark -arm -ard -art Syllable pattern -ble -cle -dle -fle -gle -kle -ple -tle Vocabulary Words ago accept fair though clear half Rob. Voc.-Learn meanings
ached- felt a dull pain clambered- climbed with difficulty clumsy- not having good control clutched- held tightly superior- better than someone or something feud- fight or disagreement refuse- to not do something on purpose insult- to hurt someone's feelings Comprehension Plot- Everything that happens in a story is called the plot. The plot has a beginning, middle, and end. A problem is stated in the beginning,. Characters deal with the problem in the middle. The problem is solved in the end.

Grade 2 Les. 9 Spelling/ Decoding boat snow coat grow float low load own soak bowl Phonograms -oach -oad -oam -oast -ow Compound Words Vocabulary Words believe impossible enough brought early understand quite Rob. Voc.-Learn meanings
gobbled- ate quickly brisk-quick and full of energy strutted- walked in a confident way paced- walked back and forth improve- correct, develop compromise- settle negotiate-bargain, talk about request- to ask for something

Grade 2 Les. 10 Spelling/ Decoding tie light mail day barn dark hard snow soak own Review: ai, ay, ar, oa, ow, ie, igh Vocabulary Words understand lose idea caught coming enough learn clear through ago Rob. Voc.-Learn Meanings
instantly- takes no time to happen drench- soak efficient- getting things done quickly and correctly hazard- something dangerous extinguish- put something out completely minor- not too important previous- something that comes before something else. priorities- things that are more important than other things

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Plot- The actions and events during the beginning, middle, and end of a story are called the plot. The plot has a problem that the characters solve during the story.

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Review: Making Predictions Plot

Grade 3 Les. 6 Spelling/ Decoding Compound Words pickup cannot outside bedroom upstairs raindrop baseball hallway airplane mailbox sunshine homework classroom something playground Vocabulary Words shabby embarrass midst elevated dazed collapses Rob. Voc.-Learn Meanings
initiative- the first step in doing something, often on your own contribution- something someone gives in order to help others skim- to move quickly over the top of something span- the spread from one end to another

Grade 3 Les.7 Spelling/ Decoding Digraphs ch, tch, wh, sh sharp pitch where when wash much chin chef itch push peach child wheat chance machine Vocabulary Words scent wanders whined obey demonstrate patrol Rob. Voc.-Learn Meanings
suspicious- feeling that you cannot trust someone or something babble- to say words that are not understood accompany- to go someplace with somebody competent- being good at what you do

Grade 3 Les. 8 Spelling/ Decoding Diphthongs ou, ow, oi, oy foil loud gown coil house annoy growl moist enjoy round spoil mouse clown bounce cowboy Vocabulary signal flick alert communicate chatters grooms Rob. Voc.-Learn Meanings
charging- the way an animal rushes toward someone or something ferocious- extremely fierce dominant- someone or something that is the strongest conflict- a fight between two animals or people

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Synonyms and Antonyms Fact and Opinion A fact is something that can be proved. An opinion is a thought or feeling about something. Opinions can not be proved.

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Main Idea and Details The main idea is the most important idea in a selection. Supporting details give facts and information about the main idea. The main idea is often found in the first or last sentence of a paragraph. Use Reference Sources Use guide words to help locate the entry word in dictionaries, encyclopedias and thesauruses.

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Fact and Opinion A fact tells something that can be seen or proved. An opinion is a person's thoughts and feelings about something. Opinions can include words that describe and phrases such as I think I believe In my opinion Synonyms and Antonyms

Grade 3 Les. 9 Spelling/ Decoding Consonant Blends str scr spr spray street sprint stripe screen strong spring stray scream strike spread string sprout scratch stream Vocabulary generous banquet gaze agreeable curiosity famine Rob. Voc.-Learn Meanings
reaction- the response to something or acting a certain way because of something or acting a dense-thick or tightly packed together ingredients- foods that go into making a dish or recipe momentum- the speed or force of something that is moving

Grade 3 Les. 10 Spelling/ Decoding REV airplane upstairs something itch push chef wheat chance enjoy moist clown loud sprint street scratch Vocabulary investigate expert laboratory various suspect confess Rob. Voc.-Learn Meanings
perplexed- confused inquisitive- curious amusing- something that is fun or funny inviting- appealing, or something you want to do

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Review: Fact and Opinion Main Idea and Details Synonyms and Antonyms Using Reference Sources

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Main Idea and Details The main idea is the most important idea of a selection. Details support the main idea by giving more information about it. Many times, the main idea is stated in the first or last sentence Use Reference Sources thesaurus, alphabetical order, synonyms