amuse - to cause to laugh or smile

duplicated - to make an exact copy of something

cautious - not taking chances; careful

quiche - a pie-like dish usually a pastry shell filled with eggs, cheese, and other ingredients such as spinach, vegetables, and meat 

canapes - a thin piece of bread, toast, or cracker topped with cheese or other savory toppings, usually served at parties

partition - an interior wall or barrier dividing a room, area of building, or enclosure into separate rooms

snitch - someone who tells on someone else; a tattletale

Sequence of Events

Sequence is the order in which things happen in the story - what happens first, next, last. In addition, parts of the story can be referred to as occurring before or after other events. Picturing the story in your mind as you read may help you remember the order of events.

Search for these skills to practice within the iXL website/app (if available) by typing the green code into the iXL search box:

Grade 2 Activities (Used for remediation)

Reading:: P.1 Order events in a story 5YL

DD.3 Identify time-order words Y2J

BB.1 Put the sentences in order 5SF

DD.4 Use time-order words QDD

Grade 3 Activities (Used for practice & strengthening)

Reading: I.1 Determine the order of events in informational texts ZXC

Y.1 Identify time-order words XRD

Y.2 Use time-order words V2M

V.1 Put the sentences in order KWL

Grade 4 Activities (Used for enrichment)

Reading: D.1 Determine the order of events in informational texts 99D

T.1 Identify time-order words QWR

Q.1 Put the sentences in order DXR