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A Weed Is a Flower

A Weed Is a Flower

Comparative Endings (-er, -est) -er -est more smaller colder faster most more small more cold _____ more _____ fast smallest coldest fastest most small most ____ cold _____ most fast

Comparative Endings (-er, -est) Blend the sounds to read the words. later upper madder fluffier safer saddest driest rarest biggest happiest

On Your Own Page 241 Comparative Endings (-er, -est) smallest taller happier wettest fatter

• neighbor • only • question • taught • money • clothes • hours

On Your Own Page 242 neighbor taught clothes hours question only money

Fact and Opinion

Fact and Opinion

Fact and Opinion Shoulder Partners: On a whiteboard, write three facts and three opinions about our playground. Facts Opinions 1. 2. 3.

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Read the words. clapped hurrying traced slimmer heavier shining saddest happiest wider

On Your Own Page 245 sooner soonest fatter busiest hotter happiest smallest happier hottest smaller

Read these words: taught only hours money daughters half neighbor clothes question their alone buy

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greenhouse Definition: a building with glass or plastic sides where plants are grown Sentence: We grow plants in the greenhouse when it is cold outside.

agriculture Definition: the science or practice of farming Sentence: I want to study agriculture when I grow up.

college Definition: a school of learning to attend after high school Sentence: One day I will go to college to learn more about plants.

laboratory Definition: a place where tests and experiments are done Sentence: When I’m in college, I will study seeds and plants in a laboratory.

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Build these words: -er -est sadder saddest safe fluffy wet thin white nice heavy ______ safer wetter fluffier thinner ______ whiter ______ nicer ______ heavier ______ safest wettest fluffiest thinnest ______ whitest ______ nicest ______ heaviest Base Word

Read these words: slimmer reddest wider finest laziest heavier

The boy had no _____ to buy clothes. money The scientist worked for hours in herlaboratory _____. He went to _____ college to study agriculture. He grew only peanuts in thatgreenhouse _____. His neighbor asked himquestion a _____. She _____ a class at the college. taught college taught question money laboratory greenhouse

On Your Own Page 251 neighbor clothes hours taught money agriculture only greenhouse laboratory question

Discovery Ed U. S. That’s Us! George Washington Carver

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Brain Pop Jr.

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Create It! Brain Pop Jr.

Fact and Opinion Identify facts and opinions in the story.

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Spelling Test Write your first and last name on your test. Relax and do your best!