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The document provides reading instruction and exercises for 5th grade students. It covers word knowledge, including root words, suffixes, consonant blends, and spelling patterns. Students practice reading sentences aloud and answering questions about the words. The passage discusses competition-related words and their meanings. It also covers words containing the /er/ and /a/ sounds spelled different ways. Students are asked to identify words from sentences and discuss the qualities of a good leader.
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