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1 Level 4 Activity Book Sample In this sample you will find: Level 4 Progress Chart... Activity Book page 5 Lesson Activity Book pages Lesson Activity Book pages Lesson Activity Book pages Lesson Activity Book pages Certificate of Achievement... Activity Book page , 2014 by All About Learning Press, Inc.
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3 Lesson 18 Let s Make Soup! 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 109
4 Lesson 18 Let s Make Soup! 110 All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc.
5 Lesson 18 Let s Make Soup! 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 111
6 Lesson 18 Let s Make Soup! soup group tour guard guide guy accept success accident occupy account occur 112 All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc.
7 Lesson 18 Practice Sheet New Words soup toucan tour group youth coupon guard Guernsey guest guide guilt guess guinea guitar guy disguise guarantee guidebook accelerate accent accept success succeed accident occupy occupation occur accomplish account accuse 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 113
8 Lesson 19 A Gaggle of Geese army of gaggle of swarm of bed of mob of 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 115
9 Lesson 19 A Gaggle of Geese ants geese bees clams kangaroos 116 All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc.
10 Lesson 19 A Gaggle of Geese quiver of murder of pod of dazzle of smack of 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 117
11 Lesson 19 A Gaggle of Geese cobras crows dolphins zebras jellyfish 118 All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc.
12 Lesson 19 Emphasize It! Emphasis Internal Thinking and Speech Titles 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 119
13 Lesson 19 Emphasize It! Have you read The Tale of the One-Eared Rabbit? I was sure all my acorns were in this tree, the puzzled squirrel said to himself. My soup was stolen! My photo is in The Downtown Times newspaper! Did you ever do something silly and think, Why in the world did I do that? Mandy skipped dinner. The Case of the Lost Sock is the worst movie I ve ever seen. He ll never get away with it, the spy said to himself. The pickle was pink! 120 All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc.
14 Lesson 19 Warm-Up Sheet for The Spy Guy and the Case of the Stolen Soup Words Taught in Previous Lesson guy soup accent guard toucan guitar accept guest guidebook guilty accuse disguise guinea success Guernsey accident New Decodable Words everybody instantly unlikely unaware flattered accomplishment southern tourist commotion conversation inquires renders magnitude savor stolen superb recipe pleasant Phrases group of tourists wear a disguise a soup snatcher a pleasant Southern accent I should be flattered I m going to stand guard music to my ears delightful lemon cake toucan 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 121
15 Lesson 19 Warm-Up Sheet for The Spy Guy and the Case of the Stolen Soup Names The Spy Guy Mr. Guinea Mrs. Guinea 122 All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc.
16 Lesson 56 Borrow a Telescope 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 339
17 Lesson 56 Borrow a Telescope micro meter graph tele y photo logy graph tele y photo auto graph tele o scope therm graph bio e phon phon graph bio e 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 341
18 Lesson 56 Borrow a Telescope far off write or record measure small far off write or record study light far off write or record self light life write or record heat look life write or record sound sound 342 All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc.
19 Lesson 56 Practice Sheet New Words graph autograph telescope biology microphone microscope photograph microwave telephone television thermometer biography phobia photography telegraph telephoto 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 343
20 Lesson 57 Words from Greek Mythology Words from Greek Mythology Achilles was a strong warrior, but he had one weakness his heel. Do you have a weakness? Achilles Heel Any object King Midas touched would turn into gold. He touched a chair and it turned to gold. He touched his bathtub and it turned to gold. Have you ever met someone who seemed to have really good luck? During the battle of Troy, Greek soldiers hid inside a huge wooden horse. The Trojans thought it was a gift, so they pulled the wooden horse inside their city walls. That night, the soldiers came out of the horse and took over the city. Have you ever been surprised by something? The Midas Touch Trojan Horse 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 345
21 Lesson 57 Words from Greek Mythology Zeus gave Pandora a box, and when Pandora opened it, all kinds of bad things escaped into the world. Things got out of control pretty quickly. Have things ever gotten out of control for you? Pandora s Box Hercules was given twelve difficult tasks to complete and he managed to do them all. It took an extreme effort. Has anything ever taken you a lot of effort to complete? Herculean Effort According to Greek myths, the gods ate nectar and ambrosia. These two foods were supposed to be extremely delicious. What do you think is the most delicious food in the world? In Greek mythology, Titans were huge giants with incredible powers. One such Titan was Atlas, who could hold up the whole world. Who is the strongest person you know? Food of the Gods 346 All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading Titan 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc.
22 Lesson 57 Warm-Up Sheet for Charlie s Sick Day Words Taught in Previous Lessons bicycle bronchial analyze echoed syllable type chameleon symptoms syrup chronic biology thyme physical stomach school thermometer mystery television New Decodable Words stomachache splotchy curly treatment ailment straighten Herculean Names Charlie Gilbert hot water bottle 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc. All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 347
23 Lesson 57 Warm-Up Sheet for Charlie s Sick Day Phrases orange and splotchy your symptoms I studied biology pronounced each syllable cough syrup Herculean effort chronic physical ailment hot chocolate his enormous sandwich 348 All About Reading Level 4 Soar with Reading 2019 by All About Learning Press, Inc.
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