Frindle >>> 6.4 Overview
Frindle >>> 6.4 Overview
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"Frindle" Concepts for pages 84 - 105 of the novel.
Plot & Theme
What is the main message in the story?
What parts of the plot support this message?
Story Structure
Is the text written in a structure based on sequence, main idea/details, cause/effect, compare/contrast, or draw conclusions?
Prefixes (im- & in-)
What do the prefixes im- and -in mean? What sound do they make?
Using Commas
In what ways are commas used in sentences to separate ideas?
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6.4 Vocabulary
6.4 Vocabulary
celebrity - a famous person; someone who is well-known or talked about
celebrity - a famous person; someone who is well-known or talked about
imported - to bring in from a foreign country for sale or use
imported - to bring in from a foreign country for sale or use
consumers - people who buy and use goods
consumers - people who buy and use goods
rascal - a usually young, mischievous person
rascal - a usually young, mischievous person
confess - admit or own up to something
confess - admit or own up to something
satellites - a machine launched into space to collect information about Earth or other heavenly bodies
satellites - a machine launched into space to collect information about Earth or other heavenly bodies
prank - a playful trick, practical joke, or mischievous actÂ
prank - a playful trick, practical joke, or mischievous actÂ
6.4 Spelling
6.4 Spelling
FIRST 4TH GRADE SPELLING LIST
FIRST 4TH GRADE SPELLING LIST
rolled catch bargain latitude
rolled catch bargain latitude
finger itself certain longitude
finger itself certain longitude
except eleven orphan compass
except eleven orphan compass
speed stolen opinion absolute
speed stolen opinion absolute
couldn't button oxen equator
couldn't button oxen equator
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6.4 Family Times.pdf
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