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Vocabulary: Winn-Dixie Unit 1-1
excellent;
very good
helping people to
remember a person,
thing, or event
strange;
unusual
without doubt;
sure
overly proud of
oneself
calls back to
mind;
remembers
picking out;
choosing
was made
up of
Vocabulary: Lewis & Clark & Me Unit 1-2
platforms built on the
shore or out from the
shore; wharves; piers
going from one region to
another with the change
in seasons
to glance at;
look over hastily
a smell
platform built on the shore
or out from the shore
beside which ships can load
or unload
felt a longing
or desire
to seek information
or advice from
without hurry;
taking plenty of time
Vocabulary: Grandfather’s Journey Unit 1-3
surprised greatly; struck
with sudden wonder;
astounded
completely confused;
puzzled
country that is your
home; your native land
wished very much;
desired greatly
works of art created
by carving, modeling,
casting, etc.
to make or become
calm or quiet
very high
land along the
sea; seaboard
Vocabulary: The Horned Toad Prince Unit 1-4
an agreement to trade or
exchange; deal
act of kindness
roped; caught with a long rope
with a loop on the end
hurt the feelings of someone;
made angry
large area of level or rolling
land with grass but few or no
trees
channel in which a river flows
or used to flow
made a loud, sharp, shrill sound
rude; lively, spirited
Vocabulary: Letters Home from Yosemite Unit 1-5
a great mass of ice that moves very
slowly down a mountain or along a
valley, or spreading very slowly
over a land area
able to impress the mind, feelings,
conscience
a person who studies living things
to keep from harm or change;
protect
land that goes up or down at an
angle
a set of related living things that
share certain characteristics and that
can interbreed
a wild region with few or no people
living in it
heights above Earth's surface
Vocabulary: What Jo Did 2-1
in sports, made an unfair play
against
a ring or round, flat band
a shirt that is pulled over the head,
made of a soft, knitted cloth
was filled with wonder; was
astonished
an edge, border, or margin on or
around anything
not able to talk
hit sharply or violently
incredible; hard to think of as true
or real
Vocabulary: Coyote School News 2-2
crying out in a noisy way
a small, wolflike mammal living in many
parts of North America
people raised in the city, especially
easterners who vacation on a ranch
the act of driving or bringing cattle together
from long distances
metal points or pointed wheels, worn on a
rider’s boot heels for urging a horse on
to make someone feel sure; cause to
believe; persuade by argument or proof
any of several trees or bushes common in
southwestern United States and Mexico,
which often grow in dense clumps or
thickets
raised in rank
Vocabulary: Grace and the Time Machine 2-3
aboard
atlas
awkward
capable
vehicle
mechanical
miracle
reseats
Vocabulary: Marven of the Great North Woods 2-4
cord
dismay
grizzly
immense
payroll
lumberjack
silhouettes
resourceful
Vocabulary: So You Want to Be President? 2-5
Constitution
howling
humble
politics
responsibility
solemnly
vain
execute
Vocabulary: The Stranger 3-1
draft
etched
fascinated
frost
parlor
terror
timid
drab
Vocabulary: Adelina’s Whales 3-2
biologist
bluff
lagoon
massive
rumbling
tropical
encounter
exhaling
Vocabulary: How Night Came From the Sea 3-3
brilliant
chorus
coward
gleamed
shimmering
dwells
reigns
prowl
Vocabulary: Eye of the Storm 3-4
destruction
expected
forecasts
inland
shatter
surge
potential
wreckage
Vocabulary: The Great Kapok Tree 3-5
canopy
dangle
dappled
fragrant
pollen
slithered
wondrous
lulled
Vocabulary: The Houdini Box 4-1
appeared
bustling
crumbled
escape
magician
monument
vanished
engraved
Vocabulary: Encantado: Pink Dolphin of the Amazon 4-2
aquarium
dolphins
enchanted
flexible
glimpses
pulses
surface
destination
Vocabulary: The King in the Kitchen 4-3
duke
dungeon
furiously
genius
majesty
noble
peasant
porridge
Vocabulary: Seeker of Knowledge 4-4
ancient
link
scholars
seeker
temple
translate
triumph
uncover
Vocabulary: Encyclopedia Brown 4-5
amphibians
crime
exhibit
lizards
reference
reptiles
salamanders
stumped
Vocabulary: Sailing Home 5-1
bow
cargo
celestial
conducted
dignified
navigation
quivered
stern
Vocabulary: Lost City 5-2
curiosity
glorious
granite
ruins
terraced
thickets
torrents
remote
Vocabulary: Amelia & Eleanor 5-3
aviator
brisk
cockpit
daring
elegant
outspoken
solo
escorting
Vocabulary: Antarctic Journal 5-4
anticipation
continent
convergence
depart
forbidding
heaves
icebergs
abundance
Vocabulary: Moonwalk 5-5
loomed
rille
runt
staggered
summoning
taunted
trench
trudged
Vocabulary: My Brother Martin 6-1
ancestors
avoided
generations
minister
numerous
pulpit
shielding
injustice
Vocabulary: Jim Thorpe’s Bright Path 6-2
boarding
school
dormitory
endurance
manual
reservation
society
inconsolable
recruiter
Vocabulary: How Tia Lola Came to Visit Stay 6-3
affords
colonel
glint
lurking
palettes
quaint
resemblance
landlord
Vocabulary: To Fly 6-4
cradle
drag
flex
glider
hangars
rudder
stalled
aviation
Vocabulary: The Man Who Went to the Far Side of the Moon 6-5
astronauts
capsule
hatch
horizon
lunar
module
quarantine
impact