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Night Letters

Night Letters. Genre: Realistic Fiction Skill: Draw Conclusions Author’s Purpose:. Say It!. blade budding dew fireflies flutter notepad patch. More Words to Know. nectar scratchy. blade a leaf of grass.

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Night Letters

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  1. Night Letters Genre: Realistic Fiction Skill: Draw Conclusions Author’s Purpose:

  2. Say It! • blade • budding • dew • fireflies • flutter • notepad • patch

  3. More Words to Know nectar scratchy

  4. bladea leaf of grass

  5. buddingputting forth small swellings on a plant that will grow into leaves, branches, or flowers

  6. dewthe moisture from the air that collects in small drops on cool surfaces during the night

  7. firefliessmall insects that give off flashes of light when they fly

  8. flutterto flap the wings

  9. notepada small book of blank or lined sheets of paper in which you write notes or things you need to remember or learn

  10. patcha small piece of ground that is different from what surrounds it

  11. The small fireflies flashed off and on.

  12. The small fireflies flashed off and on.

  13. An ant crawled up the tiny blade of grass.

  14. An ant crawled up the tiny blade of grass.

  15. We wrote the grocery list on the notepad.

  16. We wrote the grocery list on the notepad.

  17. Steven watched the butterfly flutter across the meadow.

  18. Steven watched the butterfly flutter across the meadow.

  19. The sunflowers were budding in the field.

  20. The sunflowers were budding in the field.

  21. The leaves were covered with dew from the night.

  22. The leaves were covered with dew from the night.

  23. We set up the tent on the dry patch of land.

  24. We set up the tent on the dry patch of land.

  25. Let’s review our words. Watch carefully because they will flash on the screen for just a moment. We will clap as we spell the word.

  26. blade

  27. budding

  28. dew

  29. fireflies

  30. flutter

  31. notepad

  32. patch

  33. Spelling Words

  34. Review Questions p.336-341 • When is it time for night letters? • What does Lily take with her at night? • Who writes her the first night letter? • Where is the letter from the hawkmoth written? • What did the rock do that day?

  35. Review Questions p. 342-349 • Who uses a code to write their letter? • What are the happy times the tree knows? • What does Lily do for the tree in winter? • Who write Lily her last night letter? • What does Lily promise to do with the tree tomorrow?

  36. GREAT JOB!

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