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Vocab
What's the theme?
What's the theme?
100
Name the four seasons.
Fall, winter, spring, summer
100

Figurative Language

Not literal, stands for something else

100
The stork and the fox? 
Treat others the way you want to be treated
100
The crow and the fox? 
Be careful who you trust 
200
Name a fuzzy animal with four legs.
cat, dog, etc.
200

Text Structure

How the text is structured or organized

200
The crow and the pitcher? 
Be patient/good things take time
200
The shepherd and the wolf?
Things aren't always as they appear
300
How many states are there?
50
300

What is theme?

The message or lesson
300
Ed Sheeran's Photograph? 
Growing up, memories are forever, love can hurt...
300
The peacock 
Focus on your strengths, not things you don't like about yourself, don't judge yourself or others 
400
Name a synonym for "cold".
Freezing, chilly
400

Inference

Make an educated guess

400
The dog and his reflection
Don't be greedy, or you might lose what you already have
400
The tortoise and the hare.
Slow and steady wins the race
500
Name an antonym for "hot".
Cold
500

Main Idea

The main thing that happens in a story

500

An Ant, going to a river to drink, fell in, and was carried along in the stream. A Dove pitied her condition, and threw into the river a small bough, by means of which the Ant got to the shore. The Ant afterward, seeing a man with a fowling-piece aiming at the Dove, stung him in the foot sharply, and made him miss his aim, and so saved the Dove's life.

Little friends can still be great friends, don't judge someone by their size
500

Two Frogs lived together in a marsh. But one hot summer the marsh dried up, and they left it to look for another place to live in: for frogs like damp places if they can get them. By and by they came to a deep well, and one of them looked down into it, and said to the other, "This looks a nice cool place. Let us jump in and settle here." But the other, who had a wiser head on his shoulders, replied, "Not so fast, my friend. Supposing this well dried up like the marsh, how should we get out again?"

Look before you leap.
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