Vocabulary choose – to decide on one thing rather than another chores – small jobs you can do around the house cost – how much you have to pay for something customers – people who buy something from a store or company jobs – work that people do to earn money spend – when you use money to buy or pay for something tools – equipment used to make or repair things Spelling – short i, long i, (i_e) 1. did 8. five 15. says 2. fin 9. side * 16. goes 3. pick 10. hike 17. other 4. line 11. cape 18. choose* 5. pipe * 12. made 19. spend* 6.tip 13. all 20. chores* 7. mix 14. any Grammar Skill – expanding and combining sentences When you expand a sentence, you add more details to the subject or predicate. You can also combine sentences that have the same subject or predicate. When you combine sentences, you use the word and. Unit 1 Week Review and Unit Test, September 17-21 Reading Character, setting, and events Using illustrations Key details Text evidence – finding and using Root words Context clues: sentence clues Inflectional endings: -es, -s, -ed, -ing Main topic or main idea
Vocabulary choose – to decide on one thing rather than another chores – small jobs you can do around the house cost – how much you have to pay for something customers – people who buy something from a store or company jobs – work that people do to earn money spend – when you use money to buy or pay for something tools – equipment used to make or repair things Spelling – short i, long i, (i_e) 1. did 8. five 15. says 2. fin 9. side * 16. goes 3. pick 10. hike 17. other 4. line 11. cape 18. choose* 5. pipe * 12. made 19. spend* 6.tip 13. all 20. chores* 7. mix 14. any Grammar Skill – expanding and combining sentences When you expand a sentence, you add more details to the subject or predicate. You can also combine sentences that have the same subject or predicate. When you combine sentences, you use the word and. Unit 1 Week Review and Unit Test, September 17-21 Reading Character, setting, and events Using illustrations Key details Text evidence – finding and using Root words Context clues: sentence clues Inflectional endings: -es, -s, -ed, -ing Main topic or main idea
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