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December 24, 2007
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Congratulations, Kids! You've completed learning the next round of vocabulary words, and now it's time to review. | |
flourWhich Means:Finely ground wheat, nuts or other grains used in baking. As In:
Heads Up!Keep the words 'flour' and 'flower' separate in your mind even though they sound the same. |
bridleWhich Means:The head gear and reins on a horse that are held by the rider to guide direction and movement. As In:
Heads Up!What consonant cluster do we see in this word? |
spruceWhich Means:A pine tree that grows in northern countries. As In:
Heads Up!Notice that this word has no plural. |
scrapeWhich Means:To scratch or rub harshly. As In:
Heads Up!This word can also be a noun, meaning the result of scratching: I had a huge scrape on my arm from falling off my bike. |
throneWhich Means:The royal seat upon which a king or queen sits to conduct official or ceremonial duties. As In:
Heads Up!Throne' sounds like the past tense of throw: thrown. (The two words are homonyms.) |
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Now that you have reviewed the words, challenge your memory! 
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She just spilled flour all over the floor!
The horse didn't like the bridle at first, but he got used to it.
We have many spruce surrounding our cabin.
He didn't want to scrape his knee!
The queen stood from her throne and let the knight kiss her hand.© 2004-2015 Lexiteria, LLC