Unit 4.2

Nov 14, 2014

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Unit 4.2. Life Cycle of a Pumpkin. Vocabulary. bumpy. fruit. harvest. root. smooth. soil. vine. High Frequency Words. everywhere. live. machines. move. woman. work. world. Amazing Words. adapt. annual. nutrients. bury. undisturbed. ancient. massive. sprout.

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Unit 4.2 Life Cycle of a Pumpkin
Vocabulary bumpy
fruit
harvest
root
smooth
soil
vine
High Frequency Words everywhere
live
machines
move
woman
work
world
Amazing Words adapt
annual
nutrients
bury
undisturbed
ancient
massive
sprout
Spelling words brook
cook
full
hood
hook
July
pull
push
put
shook
stood
wood

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