When the cat wants inside, he will paw at the door.

• an animal's foot

• to scratch or hit

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The campers made a fire to cook their hot dogs.

• Burning to produce heat, light and flames

• To tell someone they lost a job

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The farmer added a final post to the fence.

• A wooden pole

• To list something for others to view

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The wolf pack attacked the zebra.

• To place clothing and belongings into a suitcase for a trip.

• A group of animals.

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Gabe had to track his math facts progress.

• A path

• To keep track of information

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CCSS.RI.6.4

CCSS.RL.5.1

CCSS.RL.5.4

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Police the area for litter.

• to continue to watch for something

• officer whose job is to keep their community safe

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Mom needed a book of stamps so she could pay her bills.

• To stomp your foot

• A sticky square purchased to allow for mailing letters

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Can you handle watching the baby?

• Something you grab to hold onto

• To manage or control

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What's all that racket outside the window?

• Noise

• What is used to hit a tennis ball

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CCSS.RL.4.4

CCSS.RL.5.1

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Emma put the clay in the mold to make a fossil.

• Fungus

• A frame or form to change the shape of an object

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