Gr4 Th3 Heat Wave
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The document provides instructions for a reading lesson about a story called "Heat Wave" that describes amazing things that happen on a Kansas farm during a heat wave. Students are asked to evaluate how the author uses elements of fantasy and realism to make the story funny and incredible. Key vocabulary words that will be encountered in the story are defined.
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