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Jerry L. Johns, Ph.D.

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Department of Literacy Education
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CONTENTS
Unit 1 The Most Precious Gift (Folktale)....... 6

bold coward empty flee fortune
gasp grin sharp sneaky stare
Review Unit 1........................................ 12
Unit 2 A Trip to Muir Woods (Realistic Fiction) 14

dart fog gulp host rude
scold serious sly upset weary
Review Unit 2..................................... 20
Word Study
Sorting...... 22
Antonyms... 23
Unit 3 A Day at Chicago's Green City Market

(Narrative Nonfiction) 24
area complain gather market price
rapid ripe seller surround yank
Review Unit 3 30
Unit 4 An Emperor Penguin Grows Up

(Informational Text)............... 32
cozy fierce freezing hatch howl
huddle hunt protect slide temperature
Review Unit 4.......... 38
Word Study
Word Endings s, ed.......... 40
Multiple-Meaning Words 41
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Unit 5 The Skating Lesson (Poem)..... 42
blush chatter doze drench dusk
peer slippery startle stumble swift
Review Unit 5.......................... 48
Unit 6 The Amazing Jumping Spider (Informational Text) 50

burst examine fasten frantic judge
shock space spread squirm tangle
Review Unit 6...................................................... 56
Word Study
Synonyms... 58
Prefixes..... 59
Unit 7 In Tune with the P.S. 101 Chorus

(Realistic Fiction)............. 60
applause instrument lively nervous perform
role shriek sway timid whirl
Review Unit 7.... 66
Unit 8 Anansi, The Spider of Wisdom (Trickster Tale) 68

delighted grateful groan mischief romp
selfish splendid sprinkle stormy stun
Review Unit 8.................................................... 74
Word Study
Homophones 76
Suffixes........ 77
Unit9 Let'S Make Art! (Narrative Nonfiction) . 78

attach complete create
create dainty damage
edge jealous misty
misty roam silent
Review Unit 9 84
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Unit 10 The Fisherman and the Bear (Tan Tate)., 86
anxious creak drowsy exchange footprint
limp plead polite trust whimper
Review Unit 10........................................ 92
Word Study
Context Clues....................... 94
Word Choice cry, whimper, sob 95
Unit 11 Ida Lewis: The Lighthouse Keeper (Biography) 96

celebrate comfort destroy injury monument
polish rescue seek symbol tidy
Review Unit 11................................................ 102
Unit 12 Wind and Sun (Fable)......... 104

argue clutch exhausted furious gently
journey loosen remove traveler wrap
Review Unit 12.............. 110
Word Study
Sorting........................................... 112
Word Choice mad, angry, furious 113
End-of-Year Test 114

Glossary 118
Word List 128
ONLINE COMPONENTS
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UNIT 1
Introducing the Vfords

Listen to the selection.
Look at the pictures as you listen.
The Most Precious Gift

sharp grin
bold fortune
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Completing the Sentence at vocabuiaryworkshop.com.
Listen to the sentence about each picture.

Circle the word that completes the sentence.
Write the word on the line.
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fortune
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empty
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grin
fortune
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Unit 1*13
UNIT 2
Introducing the Words

A Trip to Muir Woods

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Antonyms
Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings.

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UNIT 3

A Day at Chicago's
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UNIT 4
introducing the Vfords

An Emperor Penguin
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I protect freezing
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a freezing
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slide
hatch
cozy
freezing
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howl
hatch
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howl
slide
cozy
freezing
Unit 4 ■ 37
Review the Meanings
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0 fierce
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Word Study
Vtord Endings
Add s to an action word to tell what

one person or thing does.
hunt + s = hunts
Add ed to an action word to tell what
someone or something did in the past.
hunt + ed = hunted
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s ed
o look looks
Ô jump jumped
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help
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I like to go down the slide. I slide the door open.

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o Where is my baseball
bat?
0 We saw a bat flying

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at night.
0 Do you like to bowl?
Please put water in the

dog’s bowl.
Word Study ■ 4 7
UNIT 5

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Q slippery
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stumble
chatter
peer
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chatter
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peer
stumble
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blush
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chatter
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UNIT 6
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examine
judge
0 squirm
0 burst
tangle
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tangle
examine
0
judge
squirm
burst
examine
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judge
burst
tangle
squirm
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Unit 6 ■ 53
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shock
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fasten
space
spread
shock
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space
frantic
fasten
shock
Unit 6 ■ 55
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Unit 6 ■ 57
Word Study
Synonyms
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Synonyms are words that have almost the same
meaning. Fast and swift are synonyms.
The runner is fast.
The runner is swift.
Look at the pictures.

Draw a line to match the synonyms.
o glad tall
0 high little
0 small happy
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Pref ixes
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Add un to the beginning of

a word to make a new word
with a new meaning.
Un means “not” or “the
opposite of.”
un + fasten = unfasten
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Add the prefix un to the beginning of the words

to make new words.
happy pack
O 0
0 O kind
zip safe
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lock
Word Study ■ 59
UNIT 7

In Tune with the

P.S. 101 Chorus
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0 I saw a large dog in front of my house.

instrument
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o The new student does not talk to anyone.

perform
He is timid
0 This year I want to play in the band. What

instrument
sway should
Unit 7 ■ 63
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applause lively role
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shriek whirl
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shriek
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Review the Meanings
Fill in the bubble next to Yes if the item makes sense.
Fill in the bubble next to No if it does not make sense.
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O Yes O No
When you are nervous, you are relaxed.
O Yes O No
To whirl means to spin in circles.
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@ A timid person likes to talk in front of a large group.
O Yes O No
o If you are a lively person, you are quiet.
O Yes O No
Q To sway means to stand still.
O Yes O No
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O When people give their applause, it means they like

what they see or hear.
O Yes O No
0 When you shriek, you use a soft voice.
O Yes O No
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UNIT 8

Anansir
The Spider of Wisdom
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I mischief groan
I grateful romp
I stun stormy
I splendid delighted
I selfish sprinkle
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The teacher was selfish

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0 Our team was in last place. Did the news
mischief
of our win you? stun
0 The boy does not share his popcorn.

splendid
He is very selfish
© I always get into trouble. It is hard to grateful
keep me out of mischief
0 We watched the sun set this evening. stun
The view was splendid
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delighted groan romp
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I sprinkle stormy
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o My sister and I play together. We romp
delighted aro
o I grow plants. I use a watering can to

groan
sprinkle wate
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stormy
cold and day. romp

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sprinkle
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Dad tells us it’s time to leave the park.
groan
We start to stormy
Unit 8 ■ 73
Review the Meanings
Q To make mischief means to make trouble.
O Yes O No
Q If the weather is stormy, you can play outside.
O Yes O No
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O Yes O No
© To romp means to play in a lively way.
O Yes O No
Q When something is splendid, it is very beautiful.
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O When you are delighted, you are very pleased.
O Yes O No
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Homophones
Homophones are words that sound the same but

have different spellings and meanings. Roll and
role are homophones.
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I can roll my I play the role of
sleeping bag. a pirate.
Circle the word that goes with each picture.
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eye flour
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to ate
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perform + er = performer
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farm sing
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teach play
paint sell
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UNIT 9
Introducing the Vlords

Let's Make Art!

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Everyone is playing with my baby sister.

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dainty
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82 ■ Unit 9
j Practice with games and activities
Completing the Sentence --S at vocabularyworkshop.com.

o Don’t throw the ball in the house. It might damage
something. attach
0 The audience is very polite. Everyone is

edge
during the show. silent
© My sister and I love baseball. We have a

complete
set of team caps. damage
© A drawing fell on the floor. I use tape to

silent
it to the wall. attach
0 The cup might fall. It is too close to

edge
the of the table. complete
Unit 9 ■ 83
Review the Meanings
Q If it is misty outside, you can get wet.
O Yes O No
Q If you have a complete set, something is missing.
O Yes O No
G*
^3 Q To roam means to move with a plan.
z O Yes O No
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Q To create means to make something.
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O Yes O No
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C£ Q When you attach something, you cut it off.
O Yes O No
O When you are silent, you make lots of noise.
O Yes O No
o If you sit on the edge of a chair, you can fall off.
O Yes O No
84 ■ Unit 9
Cj)) Review the unit words
s—S at vocabularyworkshop.com.
© If you are jealous, you feel angry because someone

has something you want.
O Yes O No
0 A dainty dish is easy to break.
O Yes O No
<D To damage something means to fix it. 73

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O Yes O No
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Unit 9 ■ 85
UNIT 10
Introducing the Words

The Fisherman
and the Bear
footprint limp
creak trust
anxious exchange
whimper polite
plead drowsy
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anxious creak footprint
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o I walked through mud. My shoe left a creak
footprint on the
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whimper
plead for s
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0 The door makes noise when I close it.

anxious
Oil will fix the creak
o My sister has a lot of homework. She is

whimper
anxious
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The Ferris wheel is so much fun! We
plead
footprint for
Unit 10 ■ 89
Listen to iWords^’ and watch animations
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drowsy exchange limp
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polite trust
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o Thank you for your help! Holding the trust
door was very polite
0 The dog hurt his leg. He walked down

exchange
the street with a limp
0 I need to take a nap. I am feeling very

drowsy
polite
o I am good at keeping secrets. My friends

trust
me. drowsy
0 The bike is too small. I need to

I
limp
it for a big one. exchange
Unit 10 ■ 91
Review the Meanings
Q When you trust someone, you believe in him or her.
O Yes O No
Q To exchange means to throw something away.
O Yes O No
H® If you whimper, you cry loudly.
z O Yes O No
Q To plead means to beg for something.

LU
> O Yes O No
LU
Q A fish con moke o footprint.
O Yes O No
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(J When you are drowsy, you want to sleep.
O Yes O No
o When you walk with a limp, you move quickly.
O Yes O No
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92 ■ Unit 10
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© If you are polite, you are rude.
O Yes O No
Q An anxious person is someone who worries.
O Yes O No
© If you hear a creak, you hear a squeaking sound.
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O Yes O No m
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Write a sentence using a word you learned. c
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Unit 10 ■ 93
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Word Study
Context Clues
Look for context clues in a

sentence to help you figure out
the meaning of a new word.
I am drowsy.
I didn’t sleep well.
The words I didn’t sleep well
give you a clue about the
meaning of drowsy.
y
Read each sentence.

Underline the words that help you figure out
the meaning of the word in dark print. *
Q The puppy is very weak. It can hardly stand.
Q My room was full of clutter. I had to clean up

the mess.
Q My teacher is very stern. He has a lot of rules.
The city is gigantic. It has many streets and

buildings.
94 ■ Word Study
: - • . '’S’
■
Vford Choice • cry, whimper, sob

z
These three words have almost the same meaning.
The word sob has the strongest meaning.
cry to have tears fall from your eyes
whimper to make quiet crying sounds
sob to take gasps of breath while you

are crying
Write the word from the chart that best completes

each sentence.
o
Did you hear the boy when
he broke his favorite toy?
0
My puppies
to come in.
0
Did you see the twins when
we left the room?
Word Study ■ 95
UNIT 11

Ida Lewis:
The Lighthouse Keeper
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symbol injury
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I tidy comfort I
I polish seek I
I destroy celebrate I
I rescue monument I
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destroy polish rescue
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symbol tidy
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o I never leave toys out. I always keep my

tidy
room symbol
o Are you stuck in the tree? I will get

destroy
someone to you. rescue
o I draw a heart in my note. It is a

polish
symbol to sho
o The rabbits ate some lettuce. I hope they

tidy
didn’t my garden. destroy
0
I am having a party. Can you help me
polish
rescue the silverwa
Unit 11 ■ 99
celebrate comfort injury

I
monument seek
I
0
I
0
J
100 ■ Unit 11
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o Your birthday is Friday. Let’s celebrate
comfort
together.
0 Be careful with the hammer. You

seek
don’t want an injury
e Do you see the statue? It is a

monument
celebrate to
o The baby was crying. I tried to

monument
comfort her by
Are you having trouble with your project?

injury
You should help. seek
Unit 11 ■ 101
Review the Meanings
Q A monument is built to honor someone.
O Yes O NO
Q When you destroy o bridge, you fix it.
O Yes O No
@ If you have a tidy room, you have a neat room.
z O Yes O No
3
Q To celebrate means to forget.
LU
■M
> O Yes O No
LU
@ When you polish a coin, you make it shine.
O Yes O No
© A symbol is a special toy.
O Yes O No
To rescue means to put someone in danger.
O Yes O No
102 ■ Unit 11
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s—s at vocabularyworkshop.com.
Q If you comfort someone, you try to moke that

person feel better.
O Yes O No
Q When you seek something, you hide it.
O Yes O No
If you hove on injury, you ore hurt. 73

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Write a sentence using a word you learned. z
Unit 11 ■ 103
UNIT 12

Wind and Sun

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argue clutch
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I traveler gently
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remove wrap
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argue exhausted journey J
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remove traveler
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o I had a splinter in my finger. My mom

remove
helped me it. journey
e My friend and I played together all day.

argue
We are exhausted
© The man packed his bags for the trip. The

traveler
was ready to go. remove
o My sisters cannot agree on anything.

argue
They a lot. traveler
0 We are going to visit our grandparents.

exhausted
It is a long by car. journey
Unit 12 ■ 107
sa sa aa a mm aa
clutch furious gently

loosen wrap
108 ■ Unit 12
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My brother climbs a tree. He has to

clutch
the branches. furious
0
Where is the screwdriver? I want to
wrap
this screw. loosen
0 My kitten sits on my lap. I pet it

gently
with my hand. clutch
o A lot of trees are on the ground. It was

loosen
a storm. furious
0 I cannot finish my sandwich. Please

wrap
it up for me. gently
Unit 12 ■ 109
Review the Meanings
Q When you remove something, you take it away.
O Yes O No
Q You pet a cat gently so it will run away.
O Yes O No
CM
Q If your belt is too tight, you loosen it.
z O Yes No
3
Q To wrap yourself in a blanket, you pull it around you.
LU
MB
> O Yes O No
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© To clutch something means to drop it.
O Yes O No
Q You are furious. You must be very happy.
O Yes O No
A traveler goes from one place to another.
O Yes O No
110 ■ Unit 12
O You just jumped rope with your friend. You must

be exhausted.
O Yes O No
Q To go on o trip is to take a journey.
O Yes O No
You argue with your sister. She wants a dog, but 73

you want a cat. m
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Word Study
Sorting
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Some words go together because

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Traveler, plane, and ticket are
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words that tell about travel.
Read the words in the box.

Write each word in the group that it best fits.
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chair library nurse
I I
rug store teacher
I I
Q Words that tell about people
Q Words that tell about places

Q Words that tell about things
112 ■ Word Study

Vlord Choice • mad, angry, furious
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Look at the words below. These three words
have almost the same meaning. The word furious
has the strongest meaning.
mad feeling anger
angry feeling really upset
furious very angry

y
Write the word from the chart that best completes

each sentence.
o “
My brother was at me
because I was late.
0
I was that Dad forgot to
pack my snack.
0 Z
The teacher was because
we broke the table.
Word Study ■ 113

Match the Meaning
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fasten flee peer
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remove temperature
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End-of-Year Test ■ 115

Apply the Meaning
Fill in the bubble next to No if the item does not make sense.
(P A sneaky person does something secretly.
O Yes O No
If a bed is cozy, it is not comfortable.
O Yes O No
LU
To squirm in a chair means to sit still in it.
« O Yes O No
LU
If you damage a toy, you break it.
Oi
O Yes O No
zLU A dollar sign is a symbol for money.
O Yes O No
A nervous person does not worry.
O Yes O No
@ A ripe apple is ready to eat.
O Yes O No
7 76 ■ End-of-Year Test
When you are jealous, you have unhappy feelings.
O Yes O No
To dart means to walk slowly.
O Yes O No
If you are delighted, you are very happy.
O Yes O No ffl
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A tidy desk is a messy desk. □
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O Yes O No TJ
If you sway to music, you do not move. m
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O Yes O No
m
When you plead, you beg. VA
O Yes O No
If you drench a plant with water, it gets very wet.
O Yes O No
When you gently pull a string, you pull it hard.
O Yes O NO
End-of-Year Test ■ 117
anxious ► clutch
k
—a
AaF Bb
anxious blush
nervous, worried, or fearful to become red in the face
about something
bold
applause not afraid
approval or enjoyment
burst
shown by the clapping
to break open suddenly
of hands
celebrate
«
to honor a special day or
v* event with a party or other
o similar activity
Q area chatter
a specific space, region, to talk fast about
or section
unimportant things
argue clutch
to give reasons for or to grasp tightly with
against something
the hands
attach
to fasten
118 ■ Glossary
comfort ► drench
comfort DdF
to make someone feel
dainty
less worried or upset
pretty in a fine and
delicate way
damage
to harm or injure
dart
to move quickly and
complain suddenly
to say that something O
delighted
is wrong
very happy o
va
complete VA
>
having all its parts
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coward
someone who has
no courage
cozy destroy
warm and snug to completely ruin
creak doze
a sharp, squeaking sound to sleep lightly
create drench
to cause something new to completely wet something
to exist
Glossary ■ 119
drowsy ► footprint
drowsy exhausted
sleepy very tired
dusk
the time of day just before
it gets dark
edge
a line or place where an
fasten
object or area ends
to tie, attach, or close firmly
«
empty
KA fierce
KA having nothing in it
0 strong and dangerous
examine
o to look at closely and
flee
to run away from danger
carefully
fog
a cloud of small drops of
water close to the ground
or body of water
footprint
a mark left by a foot
exchange or a shoe
to trade one thing
for another
120 ■ Glossary
fortune ► hatch
fortune gently
great wealth and riches in a mild and kind way
grateful
showing thanks for a favor
that one has received or
.— -g? for something that makes
one happy
frantic grin
very excited by worry to smile broadly and happily
or fear groan o
freezing to make a deep, sad sound 0
IA
very cold low in the throat
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furious gulp
very angry to swallow quickly, greedily,
or in large amounts
Gg
Hh
gasp
to draw in air suddenly or hatch
with great effort to come out of an egg
gather
to collect or pick things up
Glossary ■ 121
host ► loosen
host
a person who entertains jealous
■kj.
guests having bad feelings toward
another person for something
■y® howl
he or she has or can do
to make a loud, wailing cry
journey
a long trip
L judge
to settle or decide something
<
KA huddle
KA limp
o to gather close together
a lame, uneven walk
Ü hunt or movement
to look hard for something
lively
—©— - I
cheerful and full of energy
injury
damage or harm done,
especially to the body
instrument 4
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an object used to
make music loosen
to make something less tight
122 ■ Glossary
market ► polite
Mm NnF
market nervous
a place where people buy tense or upset
and sell food or goods
peer
to look hard or with
Fruits
difficulty, as if trying to
.Flowers
J*
see something clearly
mischief perform
to present to an audience
something a person does o
va
that is playful but often plead VA
>
causes harm or trouble to beg
73
misty polish
covered or full of clouds to make something shine
of tiny drops of water in by rubbing it
the air
monument
a building, statue, or other
object that is put up to
honor or remember a
person or event
polite
having good manners
Glossary ■ 123
price ► seek
price roam
the amount of money to move around without any
that you have to pay for particular place to go
something
role
a character or part played
by an actor
romp
to play in a lively and
noisy way
protect
to keep safe from harm rude
« having bad manners
VI
VI
Rr
o
Q rapid
very quick scold
to tell someone in an angry
remove way that he or she has
to take or move away from done something wrong
a place or position
rescue
to save or free from danger
ripe
fully grown and ready to
be eaten
seek
to try to find something
124 ■ Glossary
selfish ► splendid
selfish silent
thinking only of oneself making no sound
slide
to move or cause to move
smoothly across a surface
slippery
smooth, oily, or wet and
very hard to hold onto
seller
sly
a person who gives
clever and tricky o
something in return
for money sneaky
o
done secretly or without >
serious
warning
not joking
sharp
having a thin edge or point
that cuts or pierces easily
shock
a sudden upsetting
or surprising event space
or experience the distance or empty area
between things
shriek
to let out a loud, sharp cry splendid
or sound very beautiful or magnificent
Glossary ■ 125
spread ► symbol
spread stumble
stretch out to lose balance and trip
O£z stun
to shock or confuse
surround
to be on all sides of
someone or something
sprinkle sway
to scatter something in to move or cause to move
drops or bits back and forth or from
fit
«
squirm side to side
to turn or twist about swift
o moving or able to move
stare
Ü very quickly
to look at something very
hard or very long with eyes
wide open
startle
to surprise or frighten
someone and make the
person jump
symbol
stormy something that stands for or
of or having to do represents something else
with storms
726 ■ Glossary
tangle ► yank
Ww
tangle weary
a twisted, confused mass very tired
temperature whimper
the degree of heat or to make weak, crying
cold in something sounds
tidy whirl
organized and neat to turn or cause to turn
quickly in a circle
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wrap o
to put a cover around o
IA
something or someone IA
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timid
shy and easily frightened 73
traveler yank
a person who goes from to pull something in a
one place to another sharp, sudden way
trust
to believe in someone
or something
3
UuF
upset
sad, angry, or worried
Glossary ■ 127
Mord List
The words below are taught in this book. The number after
each word tells you the page where you can find the word.
anxious, 86 fasten, 50 market, 24 slippery, 42

applause, 60 fierce, 32 mischief, 68 sly, 14
area, 24 flee, 6 misty, 78 sneaky, 6
argue, 104 fog, 14 monument, 96 space, 50
attach, 78 footprint, 86 splendid, 68
fortune, 6 nervous, 60 spread, 50
blush, 42 frantic, 50 sprinkle, 68
bold, 6 freezing, 32 peer, 42 squirm, 50
burst, 50 furious, 104 perform, 60 stare, 6
plead, 86 startle, 42
celebrate, 96 gasp, 6 polish, 96 stormy, 68
chatter, 42 gather, 24 polite, 86 stumble, 42
clutch, 104 gently, 104 price, 24 stun, 68
comfort, 96 grateful, 68 protect, 32 surround, 24
complain, 24 grin, 6 sway, 60
complete, 78 groan, 68 rapid, 24 swift, 42
coward, 6 gulp, 14 remove, 104 symbol, 96
cozy, 32 rescue, 96
creak, 86 hatch, 32 ripe, 24 tangle, 50
create, 78 host, 14 roam, 78 temperature, 32
howl, 32 role, 60 tidy, 96
dainty, 78
huddle, 32 romp, 68 timid, 60
damage, 78 traveler, 104
hunt, 32 rude, 14
dart, 14
trust, 86
delighted, 68
injury, 96 scold, 14
destroy, 96
instrument, 60 seek, 96 upset, 14
doze, 42
drench, 42 selfish, 68
jealous, 78 seller, 24 weary, 14
drowsy, 86
journey, 104 serious, 14 whimper, 86
dusk, 42
judge, 50 sharp, 6 whirl, 60
edge, 78 shock, 50 wrap, 104
empty, 6 limp, 86 shriek, 60
examine, 50 lively, 60 silent, 78 yank, 24
exchange, 86 loosen, 104 slide, 32
exhausted, 104
128 ■ Word List

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Unit 1 The Most Precious Gift (Folktale)....... 6

Unit 2 A Trip to Muir Woods (Realistic Fiction) 14

Unit 3 A Day at Chicago's Green City Market

Unit 4 An Emperor Penguin Grows Up

Unit 6 The Amazing Jumping Spider (Informational Text) 50

Unit 7 In Tune with the P.S. 101 Chorus

Unit 8 Anansi, The Spider of Wisdom (Trickster Tale) 68

Unit9 Let'S Make Art! (Narrative Nonfiction) . 78

Unit 11 Ida Lewis: The Lighthouse Keeper (Biography) 96

Unit 12 Wind and Sun (Fable)......... 104

End-of-Year Test 114

• Audio of Unit Selections • interactive Games

Introducing the Vfords

The Most Precious Gift

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Introducing the Words

A Trip to Muir Woods

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Pet Words Number Words

Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings.

The jar is empty. The jar is full.

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Introducing the Vfords

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introducing the Vfords

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0 hunt ' 80J f

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Add s to an action word to tell what

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I like to go down the slide. I slide the door open.

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0 We saw a bat flying

0 Do you like to bowl?