natural ( not learned or taught, but something one is born

with)

Flying is natural for birds.

unaware(not watchful or mindful)

I caught my mother unaware and played a trick on her.

camouflage ( animal coloration or disguise )

Camouflage helps animals hide, so they can hunt or not

be hunted.

wariest (most cautious and alert)

Of all wild animals deer are the wariest.

slithering(sliding gliding or creeping)

The snake was slithering through the grass.

invisible(not able to be seen)

You will see just how invisible a snow show hare can be.

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correct word.

not learned or taught, but something one is born with

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correct word.

not watchful or mindful

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correct word.

animal coloration or disguise

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correct word.

most cautious and alert

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correct word.

sliding gliding or creeping

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correct word.

not able to be seen

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correct word that completes it..

Flying is _________ for birds.

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correct word.

I caught my mother ________ and played a trick on her.

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correct word.

_________ helps animals hide, so they can hunt or not be hunted.

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correct word.

Of all wild animals deer are the

_______.

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correct word.

The snake was __________ through the grass.

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correct word.

You will see just how ________ a snow show hare can be.

Directions: read each word carefully out loud.

1. nowhere doorknobs stairway waterfall

2. blackbird cattail outside riverbank

3. know no I eye sun son

4. marigolds violets peonies carnations

5. spice exercises face replace circle

6. clay rain awake face chain

Directions: Click to drag and place the words under the rule that they follow.

compound words

homophones

son

rainsun eye

face

Iknowchain

nospice spiceface

replacecircleawake

claynowhere

doorknobs stairwaywaterfall

blackbird

cattailoutside

riverbankmarigolds

violetscarnationspeoniesexercises

Directions: Click to drag and place the words under the rule that they follow.

flower names

/s/ spelled ce

son

rainsun eye

face

Iknowchain

nospice spiceface

replacecircleawake

claynowhere

doorknobs stairwaywaterfall

blackbird

cattailoutside

riverbankmarigolds

violetscarnationspeoniesexercises

Directions: Click to drag and place the words under the rule that they follow.

/s/ sound spelled ci

/s/ spelled cy

son

rainsun eye

face

Iknowchain

nospice spiceface

replacecircleawake

claynowhere

doorknobs stairwaywaterfall

blackbird

cattailoutside

riverbankmarigolds

violetscarnationspeoniesexercises

Directions: Click to drag and place the words under the rule that they follow.

/ā/ sound spelled ay

/ā/ spelled ai

son

rainsun eye

face

Iknowchain

nospice spiceface

replacecircleawake

claynowhere

doorknobs stairwaywaterfall

blackbird

cattailoutside

riverbankmarigolds

violetscarnationspeoniesexercises

/ā/ spelled ai

2. The wakes Grandpa differently from the way it wakes me.

3. Then try to with my closed.

1. Aunt Maggie lives next door in an old wooden house with rooms behind rooms, all carved doors and brass .

4. An artist can sculpt a out of .

doorknobs

sun

exercise

I

eyes

face clay

Developing Oral Language1. nowhere doorknobs stairway waterfall

2. blackbird cattail outside riverbank

3. know no I eye sun son

4. marigolds violets peonies carnations

5. spice exercises face replace circle

6. clay rain awake face chain

Directions: read each word carefully out loud.

1. knitted knowing knotted

2. gnat gnome gnawing

3. limb numb ghost island

4. muscle muscular nation national

Directions: Click to drag and place the words under the rule that they follow.

/n/ spelled kn /n/ spelled gn

knitted

knowing

knotted

gnatgnomegnawing

numb

numblimb

islandghostmuscularmuscle national

nation

/m/ spelled mb

Directions: Click to drag and place the words under the rule that they follow.

/g/ spelled gh /I/ spelled is

knitted

knowing

knotted

gnatgnomegnawing

numb

numblimb

islandghostmuscularmuscle national

nation

silent c

2. The rat had been on the cheese.

3. “That something ,” said Nana smiling, “is the marigolds.”

1. The strong horse’s body was .muscular

gnawing

else

Developing Oral Language1. knitted knowing knotted

2. gnat gnome gnawing

3. limb numb ghost island

4. muscle muscular nation national

Converting a text box into an image in PowerPoint 2007

• Create your text box and then cut or copy it. • Go to the Home menu and click the dropdown

arrow under Paste• Click Paste Special. • In the dialogue box that comes up, select

Picture (Windows Metafile) • Click OK and your text box should appear as an

image. This means that you won't be able to edit the text, but you can apply the macro to it so you can move it around the screen, enlarge it etc.

Adding an Action Button in PowerPoint 2007

• To move to the next slide with an Action Button click the Insert menu and Shapes

• Scroll down to the Action Buttons and select the Action Button which points right.

• Hold down the left click and drag the Action Button shape as large as need be.

• Let go of the left click. A dialogue box should come up. In the dropdown menu Hyperlink to, select Next slide.

• Run the slideshow and click the Action Button to go to the next slide.

• Open ‘The Magic PowerPoint’

• (Click Options and Enable this content

• On the Home tab, in the Slides group, click New Slide, and then click Reuse Slides.

• Click Browse and Browse File

• Select your presentation and click Open

• Tick Keep Source Formatting

• Right click the slide and click Insert Slide or Insert All Slides

• Click Slide Sorter icon (bottom right)

• Delete all the Magic PowerPoint slides except this one.

• Click save as and rename your PowerPoint

Instructions for PowerPoint 2007