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AB9 Year in Review

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  • two consonants next to each other that make their own sound
    blend
  • this is the moral or lesson of a story
    theme
  • this is a text feature with dates and events
    a timeline
  • This word part is left when a prefix or suffix is taken away
    base word
  • this is where to look for a definition of a word from the text
    glossary
  • The main character in this text was discriminated against but eventually received an award for helping babies with heart problems.
    The Man Who Saved 1,000 Babies
  • This text was about children in Chile being trapped in a mine.
    Light of Day
  • This text had a main character who was afraid of water, but then became a Coast Guard rescue worker as an adult.
    People Call Me Crazy
  • this tells what a photograph is about
    a caption
  • two letters that make one sound
    digraph
  • This story was about a girl named Ashley whose Mom kept the death of her birds a secret.
    13 and a Half
  • This text was about the pros and cons of having a drone.
    Invasion of the Drones
  • The main character in this play was created from dead bodies.
    Frankenstein
  • The main character in this play was Ichabod Crane.
    The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
  • this is how the text is organized
    text structure
  • This story is about what things might be like a hundred years from now.
    Welcome to the Future
  • This word part is added to the beginning of a word to change the meaning
    prefix
  • this syllable has one vowel and the vowel is short. It is the most common syllable type
    closed syllable
  • The purpose of this text was to give information about how certain toys can be dangerous.
    Toys of Terror
  • This word part is added to the end of a word to change the meaning
    suffix
  • this is at the top of a section of text and tells what the section will be about
    a heading
  • This story was about Jose, and veteran who lost his legs and fought to adopt his military dog.
    Call of Duty
  • this syllable has a vowel then a consonant and an e
    silent e syllable
  • this syllable has one vowel at the end of a syllable
    open syllable
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