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Language Arts

Compound nouns

Candlestick

Generic nouns

Cat are animals.

Parts of Speech

Adverb

Adjective

Verb

Noun

Grammar

Subject Verb Agreement

Subject/Predicate

The subject is the noun(what or whom) and the predicate is the verb or action in the sentence.

Strategies

Connections

Finding similarities between book, experiences or things that you might have heard about

Visualization

Use or create images in your head to understand what is happening in a piece of writing

Countable/Uncountable nouns

Uncountable: Rain

Countable: Cat - Cats

Common nouns

Country

Girl

Writing

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Narrative

Tells a story about events in an interesting and entertaining way.

Factual Recount

Gives details about an event in the order the events took place. Chronological order

Spelling

Suffixes

Prefixes

Placed in front of or before a word to change the meaning.

Re-means again or back Un- means not, or reversal Dis/Dif- means away, not or separate En- means in or within Pre- means before

Literary Elements

Theme

Point of View

Characters

Setting

Plot