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If a person has to keep a secret from their best friend, they may feel excited and unable to wait to share the information. The document discusses opportunities for fun at schools or playgrounds. It also asks about times animals or people huddle together and describes comforting a friend by helping them feel better. The document asks about ways to not be recognized and defines an unforgettable journey as a long trip from one place to another.
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The teacher is excited to start the new school year and hopes the student and parents share her excitement. She has been teaching 4th grade for 9 years after working as a media specialist for 7 years. On Tuesday, the class will discuss their hopes and dreams to set class expectations and guidelines. The teacher expects this to be one of the best school years for the students as they will read stories, learn about different regions of the US, study science topics, learn new math concepts, and go to Wolf Ridge in May. She provided her contact information and a form to sign up for a class email group.
Theme6 worksheets
This word search puzzle contains vocabulary words from a reading about John Muir and his dog Stickeen. Players try to find words like "disappearance", "uneasily", "remarkable", and "reassurance" hidden within the letter grid. It also includes a list of the words to find and spaces to write down which words were found.
Theme5 worksheets
This word search puzzle contains words related to the book Cricket in Time Square such as:
- Cricket
- Times Square
- New York City
- Civilization
The puzzle contains 25 words from the book for students to find hidden within the grid.
Theme4 worksheets
This word search puzzle contains vocabulary words from the story "Juan Verdades: The Man Who Couldn't Tell a Lie". The words include various animals, body parts, clothing items, and plural nouns. Solving the puzzle requires finding the hidden words within a grid of letters.
Theme3 worksheets
1. The document is a word search puzzle containing words related to mimicry and camouflage.
2. Some of the words hidden in the puzzle include mimic, native, paper, rival, solar, and virus.
3. The word search contains 25 hidden words for students to find.
Powwows and weaving a c
Powwows and weaving are Native American traditions discussed in the document. The document shows examples of powwows and weavings found online, including a powwow parade tradition and several weavings. It then notes wrapping up the discussion of mixing the two traditions.
Theme2 worksheets
1) The document is a word search puzzle containing words related to weaving and California traditions.
2) It contains hidden words like LOOMS, WEAVE, BASKET, and PURCHASE among others.
3) Players are tasked with finding and circling all the hidden words in the puzzle.
Theme1 packets
Here are some suggested activities for the spelling tic-tac-toe board:
1. Write each spelling word without its vowels. Replace each vowel with a blank line.
2. Write your spelling words in secret code., where A=1, B=2, C=3, etc. Challenge a parent or sibling to use the code to decode each word. Correct their work.
3. Draw and color a picture. "Hide" the words in the picture. Please do not color over the words.
4. Write a letter to a friend/relative, in proper letter format, using at least 15 of the spelling words. Underline each spelling word.
5. Make and complete a word search using www
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The document defines and provides examples of several words related to facial expressions and reactions: muttered, gaped, flinched, snickering, glared, stunned, and fluke. It explains that muttered means saying something quietly, gaped means staring open-mouthed in surprise, flinched means quickly moving away from something dangerous or painful, snickering means laughing quietly at someone, glared means staring angrily, stunned means being shocked and speechless, and fluke means something unusual happening by accident.
Lesson1 packet
Here are 25 random word pairs for your worksheet:
1. lecture penguin
2. plot dread
3. ditch sting
4. check gum
5. spend twin
6. strap brand
7. else broad
8. brick crop
9. tread past
10. split gingerly
11. pact task
12. pleasure twin
13. film dread
14. gram sting
15. check crop
16. ditch gum
17. plot penguin
18. spend brand
19. strap broad
20. else task
21. brick gingerly
22. tread twin
23. pleasure dread
24. film crop
25. gram brand
M chap1 packet
1. The document discusses place value through millions. It provides a table defining the place value positions and their values from ones to millions.
2. It gives an example of writing a number in standard form from its word form, filling in a place value chart to determine 357,212,108.
3. It asks the reader to write the value of the bolded digit in the number 32,404, which is 4,000.
L1
A pact could be an agreement between friends to do certain activities together over the summer like starting a business, such as a lemonade stand. Feeling queasy can be caused by being deprived of needs like food, water, or sunlight for a plant. A teenager might foist chores onto a younger sibling against their will.
Quadrilateral
The document defines and compares different types of quadrilaterals. It states that a parallelogram has two pairs of parallel sides, a rectangle has four right angles and opposite sides that are parallel and the same length, and a square has four right angles and all sides the same length. A rhombus has two pairs of parallel sides and all sides the same length, while a trapezoid only has one pair of parallel lines. All squares are rectangles and parallelograms, all rectangles are quadrilaterals, and parallelograms are not necessarily rectangles.
Lesson 20 -vocabulary_pp_gr._4
The document defines 10 vocabulary words: ominous, confound, miserable, gracious, beams, self-assurance, monitor, exposed, installed, and looming. It provides short definitions or explanations of each word's meaning.
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The document provides information about a 4th grade math lesson on adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers. It includes examples of adding and subtracting like fractions, unlike fractions by finding equivalent fractions with a common denominator first. It also provides fraction bars for students to use for practice problems and activities. The homework includes problems for students to add, subtract, compare, and solve word problems involving fractions and mixed numbers.
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- 3. What opportunities for fun are there at your school or neighborhood playground? Opportunities are chances to do something you want to do.
- 4. When might a group of animals huddle together? When people huddle together, they gather close to each other in a tight group.
- 5. When was a time that you comforted a friend? What did you do? If a person comforted a friend, he or she helped that friend feel better about something.
- 6. What could you do to make sure that no one recognizes you? If someone recognizes you, it means they know who you are when they see you.
- 7. What is an unforgettable journey you have taken? A journey is a trip from one place to another that usually takes a long time.