The North and South Poles

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The North and South Poles. Grade 5 Unit 5 Week 1. Strategy Generate Questions. Skill Identify Problem and Solution. Strategies and Skills. abandon. To leave and not return. dismantle. Broke into small pieces. expedition. Journey with a specific purpose. frigid. Very cold.

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The North and South Poles Grade 5 Unit 5 Week 1
Strategy • Generate Questions • Skill • Identify Problem and Solution Strategies and Skills
abandon To leave and not return
dismantle Broke into small pieces
expedition Journey with a specific purpose
frigid Very cold
labored Worked hard; toiled
treacherous Full of danger
triumph To succeed or win
uninhabited Not lived in

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