| Fire |
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Hot |
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Ice |
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Cold |
| Elephant |
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Enormous |
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Mouse |
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Tiny |
| No corners |
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Round |
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4 corners |
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Square |
| Eighteen |
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Even |
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Thirty-three |
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Odd |
| Chicago Bulls |
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Basketball |
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Calgary flames |
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Hockey |
| Square |
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Four |
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Triangle |
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Three |
| Soccer ball |
|
Black & white |
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Basketball |
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Orange & black |
| Sept. |
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September |
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Nov. |
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November |
| Mississippi |
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River |
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Atlantic |
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Ocean |
| Picture |
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See |
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Music |
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Hear |
| Cat |
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Meow |
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Pig |
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Oink |
| Addition |
|
+ |
|
Subtraction |
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- |
| Pair |
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Two |
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Dozen |
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Twelve |
| 5 |
|
Nice |
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10 |
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Dime |
| Car |
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Steering wheel |
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Bike |
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Handle bars |
| Steak |
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Dinner |
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Cereal |
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Breakfast |
| Red & yellow |
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Orange |
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Blue & yellow |
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Green |
ANTONYM (Opposite)
| Hot | :: | Cold |
| Even | :: | Odd |
| Interesting | :: | Bored |
| Light | :: | Dark |
| On | :: | Off |
| Cheerful | :: | Sad |
| Finish | :: | Start |
SYNOMYM (Same meaning)
| Enormous | :: | Big |
| Glad | :: | Happy |
| Smart | :: | Intelligent |
| Said | :: | Say |
| Afraid | :: | Scared |
HOMONYMS
(Same sound different meaning)
| ate;
eight
bare; bear be; bee blew; blue break; brake bury; berry buy; by; bye creek; creak dear; deer dew; due die; dye fair; fare flower; flour fur; fir great; grate groan; grown heel; heal herd; heard here; hear in; inn made; maid mail; male meat; meet new; knew night; knight not; knot no; know nose; knows our; hour pain; pane pair; pear pale; pail |
peace;
piece
real; reel red; read right; write road; rode sail; sale scents; cents; sense sea; see seem; seam sell; cell sent; cent shoe; shoo so; sew some; sum son; sun stake; steak stare; stair steal; steel tacks; tax tea; tee there; their; they're threw; through to; too; two tow; toe wait; weight waste; waist way; weigh; whey weak; week whole; hole wood; would wring; ring |
DAYS & MONTHS
|
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday |
January
February March April May June July August September October November December |
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ART
DEFINATIONS
| ADJECTIVE | A word that describes a noun or pronoun. A tall handsome stranger, "tall" & "handsome are adjectives |
| ADVERB | A word usually used to describe a verb or adjective. Adverbs tell how, when, where, how often, how much something happens; "slowly, late, soon" |
| ANTONYM | A word that means the opposite of another word. |
| COMMAND: | Is a sentence that tells someone to do something. A command ends with a period. |
| COMMON NOUN | Names a person, place or thing (small letter) i.e. dog - book |
| CONSONANTS | A speech sound that is not a vowel. Consonants are represented by a written letters b, m, r, etc. |
| CONTRACTION | Two words combined with an apostrophe, such as can't, wouldn't, I'd, won't |
| EXCLAMATION: | Is a sentence that shows strong feelings such as anger or excitement. It ends with an exclamation point! |
| HOMOPHONE | The same sounding words with difference meanings i.e. see; sea, flower; flour; I; eye |
| NOUN: | A word that names a person, place or thing. The words dog, France and happiness are all nouns. |
| PLURAL | The form or a word used for two or more of something. The plural of child is children. |
| PREDICATE: | The predicate of a sentence tells what the subject is doing, has done or will do. |
| PREPOSITION: | A word such as "with" or "on" that shows the relation of a noun or pronoun to other items in a sentence. "The book with a red cover is on the table". |
| PRO-NOUN | A word that is used in place of a noun. "I, me, he and it" are all pronouns. |
| PROPER NOUNS | Is the name of a particular person, place or thing such as Biancha, Calgary. A proper noun starts with a capital letter. |
| QUESTION | Is a sentence that asks something. It ends with a ? |
| SINGULAR: | The form of a word used for one thing or one person. |
| STATEMENT: | Is a sentence that tells something. It ends with a period. |
| SUBJECT: | Who or what a sentence is called the subject. |
| SYLLABLE | A unit of sound in a word. A syllable contains a vowel and possibly one or more consonants. The word LONG contains one syllable. |
| SYNONYM | A word that means the same or nearly the same as another word. |
| SYNONYMOUS: | Having the same or almost the same meaning. The words gigantic & huge are synonymous. |
| VERB | A word that expresses an action or state of being; do, run, be, have, and think are verbs. |
| VOWELS | A speech sound. A, E, I, O, U, and something Y |