Q1 W2: Wonders U1W1: Camping with the President

This recipe has been in the family for __________.

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Which word means "the scattered remains of something"?

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The mountaintop provides ______________ views.

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A synonym for this term could be "to show".

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A person who specializes in the study of things in nature, especially animals and plants is a:

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When we looked up at the _____ rock, we knew it would be impossible to climb.

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CCSS.RL.5.4

Choose the word that means an unexpected meeting:

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CCSS.L.5.4A

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If you say something with _____, you use special force or stress when saying a particular word or syllable.

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Organize the following events from "Camping with the President" into causes and effects:

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• The president waves away all reporters in order to focus on camping with John Muir

• The reporters roar with disappointment.

• He wants to camp with John Muir and see Yosimite. He writes a letter telling him so.

• President Roosevelt read John Muir's book entitled Our National Parks.

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Organize the following events from "Camping with the President" into causes and effects:

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• He will talk to Congress about passing laws to preserve land for parks such as Yosemite.

• The president values nature and listens carefully to John Muir about preserving land.

• The president learns giant sequoia trees were cut down even though the wood isn't useful.

• The president shook his head in disgust and wondered how anyone could do that... for fence post!

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