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Pre- too as well also too additionally Example He would like some also. added to what has already been mentioned I want to go camping, too! I like to sing with,too. Jared is my friend, also. Also, I like... Additionally, I have to feed the horses. Additionally, horses like...

Pre- view a way of thinking about something opinion what you think about something or somebody belief It is my belief that a snake would be a good pet. a strong opinion Some people have the view that snakes are scary. My view of snakes is... The opinion of a snake expert is based on facts. My opinion of snakes is... My friend has the belief that snakes should not be kept in a cage. My belief about snakes is...

Pre- sort to put into groups organize to set in order or arrange classify to sort by similarities I can classify the buttons into groups with similar colors. I can sort the buttons by color. Another way to sort them is... I can organize the buttons by their shape. My favorite way to organize the buttons is... When I group the buttons by color, I classify them. I can also classify them by...

compare to discuss similarities of When we compare a donkey to a zebra, we notice that they both have four hooves and similar tails. Compare the donkey and the zebra, We can compare donkeys and zebras to see how they are the similar. Donkeys compare to zebras because...

Pre- think to expect or believe predict to tell what you think will happen conclude We can conclude that the dog is mad at the cat. to think about carefully and form an opinion I think the dog will chase the cat. I think... I predict the cat will run from the dog. I predict... I conclude that dogs and cats usually don t like each other. I also conclude...

contrast to discuss differences of We can contrast the whale and shark by saying that the shark is smaller and the whale has a top dorsal fin. One contrast between sharks and whales is their size. We can contrast the types of food sharks and whales eat. Another contrast between sharks and whales is...

Pre- effect something that happens because of something else result to happen because of something consequence The sunburn was a consequence of not wearing sunscreen. that which follows; a result The effect of being in the sun for a long time is a sunburn. The effect of the sunburn is... If I spend too much time in the sun it will result in a sunburn. Being at the lake too long will result in... Red, itchy skin is the consequence of being in the sun too long. Another consequence of a sunburn is...

Pre- fact something true information knowledge or facts about something data We studied the data to figure out which dinosaur was the largest. facts or information that can be used in different ways The facts about dinosaurs are interesting. One interesting fact is... I can read interesting information about dinosaurs. I found information about dinosaurs at... Where dinosaurs lived is found in the data. Dinosaur data shows...

Pre- different not the same unlike different from difference Example One difference between dogs and lizards is that they have different coverings. how something is not the same Apples and bananas are different. They are different because Circles and squares are unlike each other. They are unlike because There is a difference between nighttime and daytime. The difference is...

Pre- argue to not agree disagree to have a different opinion dispute to question if something is correct; to argue I dispute what you said about these fries tasting good. The boys argue about the rules of the game. At recess they argue about.. I disagree that winter has the best sports. My friends and I disagree about. I dispute that you should be first in line. The girls had a dispute about...

Pre- main the most important major very important essential important or necessary Food and water are essential for people to live. The main things people need are food and water. The main thing plants need is... A plant s major needs are sunlight, water and soil. Water is also a major need for... It is essential for babies to have milk to drink. Milk is also essential for...

Pre- look :to use the eyes to see. observe :to watch closely and carefully. examine to look at in a close, thorough way The frog was able to examine the butterfly as it flew back and forth across the pond. When I am at the pond, I look at the frog. I also look at... The baby ducks I observed followed their mother. When I observed the mother ducks they... I examine the tadpoles swimming in the pond. Other things I examine at the pond are...

Pre- find to come upon what you are looking for locate to find the position or place of identify He will help her identify the missing puzzle pieces. to find out or show what something is My puppy is lost I must find her. We will find my puppy... I will locate the park for the party. At the park I will locate... My brother can identify all the monkeys at the zoo. My brother can identify the plants at the...

Pre- share to enjoy together or give out cooperate to work with others participate to take part or share I will participate in ballet class by dancing and twirling with the other students. I share water with my friends at dance class. When I share with them I... I cooperate with my dance teacher when I listen carefully. Another way to cooperate is... I am excited to participate in dance with my friends. I will participate by...

Pre- about concerning main idea what something is all about topic the subject or point Example The main idea of the story was that penguins take good care of their eggs. The book is about turtles. One thing I know about turtles is... The main idea is to catch the ball.. The main idea of basketball is... Baby animals were the topic at the zoo. When we were at the lake the topic was.

Pre- order the way something is arranged sequence in order progression showing changes in a sequence Example The sequence of the seasons is winter, spring, summer, and fall. The order of the alphabet starts with A,B,C. Numbers have an order starting with The sequence of my morning is: get up, get dressed, and brush my teeth. The sequence at bedtime is... A butterfly grows in a progression starting with an egg. Plants grow in a progression starting with a...

Pre- cause something that brings about a result reason a cause or explanation for an action, opinion, or event rationale The rationale behind taking a family vacation was to take a break from work and school. an argument or statement to explain something The cause for our trip is to see family. Another cause for our trip is... To visit with family was the reason for our vacation. Another reason for our vacation was... The rationale for our vacation was having fun with family. Celebrating with family is the rationale for...

Pre- check to look at something to see if it is correct review to study or look at something again revise to correct or edit in order to improve something The teacher will help Andy revise his book before it is published. I will check my work before I hand it in. I will check for... Before I start my work I will review the instructions. When I review the instructions I... When I revise my work, I look for ways to make it better. I will revise...

Pre- same exactly alike common shared with another or others similar being almost the same as something The flowers are similar because the petals and leaves are the same shapes. The flowers are the same white color. is also the same. What do we have in common? We both have in common. The thin, long stems are similar on both flowers. The other flowers are similar because...

Pre- words a group of letters that has meaning sentences a group of words expressing a complete idea text The book had text to explain each picture. the words that appear in anything printed or written The words in this book tell about kittens. The words are... The silly story about kittens has many funny sentences. I laugh at the sentences because... The kitten book had funny text on each page. Each page of text was.