quenching - to satisfy (one's thirst) by drinking

opaque - not able to be seen through

avarice - extreme greed for wealth or material gain

confidence - to feel certain about the truth

flustered - to be agitated or confused

drenched - to wet thoroughly; soak

delicate - easily broken or damaged; fragile

Fundations

Drawing Conclusions

A conclusion is a decision or opinion that makes sense based on facts and details.

You can use information you read about as well as your own personal experiences to draw conclusions.

Irregular Plural Nouns

A plural noun names more than one person, place, or thing. An irregular plural noun does not follow the rules of a regular plural but instead has a special spelling, or can sometimes be the same word for both singular and plural forms.

Some examples are child/children, foot/feet, deer/deer, goose/geese, leaf/leaves, mouse/mice, ox/oxen, sheep/sheep, tooth/teeth, life/lives, man/men, woman/women.

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)

Spelling/Phonics:: 

Reading:: Q.1 Which book title goes with the picture? 2RA

Grammar:  TT.10 Form and use irregular plurals GBG

Grade 3 Activities (Used for practice & strengthening)

Spelling/Phonics:: FF.1 Form compound words with pictures 39C

FF.2 Form compound words SZE

FF.3 Form and use compound words FLA

Reading: M.3 Draw inferences from a text GFW

M.4 Make predictions about a story FWT

Grammar: PP.8 Form and use irregular plurals PFL

Grade 4 Activities (Used for enrichment)

Spelling/Phonics:: AA.1 Form compound words with pictures WRS

AA.2 Form compound words JSG

AA.3 Form and use compound words JX5

Reading: H.3 Draw inferences from a text UB2

Grammar: KK.10 Form and use irregular plurals 9QM