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6 Academic Terms

By PinkWrite - February 7, 2019

6 Literature author's purpose autobiography biography cause and effect relationship climax closing comparison contrast dialogue main idea or essential message organizational patterns root word simple word analogies tone transition 6 Social Studies agriculture ancient Apartheid Buddhism cash crop Christianity chronology circa…

5 Academic Terms

By PinkWrite - February 7, 2019

5 Literature cause and effect character development compare and contrast conflict resolution double negative draw conclusions make inferences homophone main idea persuasive test point of view reference materials relevant supporting details 5 Social Studies abolish amendment Art. of Confederation American Revolution Bill of Rights…

4 Academic Terms

By PinkWrite - February 7, 2019

4 Literature antonym author's purpose chronological order context clues draft homonym multiple meanings plot plot development settings summarize synonym theme topic sentence 4 Social Studies agriculture artifact barrier island boundary boycott cash crop civil rights climate colony compromise Cracker cultural heritage dis…

3 Academic Terms

By PinkWrite - February 7, 2019

3 Literature appendix audience brainstorm chapter title consonant substitution contraction decode directions edit encyclopedia essay fable fantasy fiction glossary illustration index legend mystery myth nonfiction paragraph period prefix syllable 3 Social Studies adapt ancestor century citizenship city civilization …

2 Academic Terms

By PinkWrite - February 7, 2019

2 Literature chapter character composition comprehension discussion fairy tale folktale main character main idea map number word periodical prewriting publish purpose main question reread retell series spelling pattern symbol table of contents textbook vocabulary 2 Social Studies barter colonist compass rose conservation…

1 Academic Terms

By PinkWrite - February 7, 2019

1 Literature author letter-sound relationship beginning consonant ending consonant blend consonant blend dictionary margin parts of a book poem print rhyme syllable title title page vowel combination vowel sound 1 Social Studies budget capital citizen continent country earn freedom folktale geography history inventor l…

K Academic Terms

By PinkWrite - February 7, 2019

K Literature alphabet back cover book cover date first name last name front cover letter magazine movie newspaper K Social Studies calendar chore communicate community fairness flag globe group hero holiday job lake language leader map money mountain neighborhood pictograph president rule safety season symbol t…

Tests (SAT & TOEFL)

By PinkWrite - February 7, 2019

TOEFL emphasize narrow upstanding anticipate toxic revive harmful innovative scenic expansion widespread odd deep uphold narrate acclaim indifferent acknowledge profuse heighten inactive fertile finite disperse moderate disapproval truncate underscore prime relate idol paramount gigantic woo flourishing burgeon …

K-12 Words

By PinkWrite - February 7, 2019

K dry wet shoe ten long stay yellow watch inch cup time words same six bones black child ear most page work white five arms snow main nine water head eggs rain test seven root law fall cow red doctor baby feet room rule one blue dark legs wind skin ball green two ever car body box orange gav…

111 Casual Sentences

By PinkWrite - January 5, 2019

My name is Jace, what's your name? Come here. Go away. Let's go! Quiet, please. Sit down. Stand up. What is that? How many are there? How long was it? How much longer? Are we there yet? What do you want? Which one would you like? Open your book. Close your book. Get your pencil and paper. Put your …

Literacy Zones

By PinkWrite - September 18, 2018

Make constant use of Reading, Memorizing, and Vocabulary resources, as much as possible, probably after Phase 1. Phase 1: Tools of Literacy Zone 1: Penmanship, Typing & Phonics Exercise Skills Simultaneously learn: Handwriting Typing with the 88-Word Hannon Dot 1: Starting Phonics Reading Prep Count syllables Read all …

Adjective Spellings

By PinkWrite - August 28, 2018

202 Adjectives Adjectives → Adverbs, Comparatives & Superlatives Doc on Google Drive | Simple HTML Adj. → Adv. (+ly) (ADJ) +ly (ADJ) y → i +ly (ADJ) le → ly bad → badly angry → angrily ample → amply loud → loudly busy → busily feeble → feebly smart → smartly happy → happily gentle → g…

Verb Spellings

By PinkWrite - August 28, 2018

303 Verbs Plural & Tense Doc on Google Drive | Simple HTML Continuous Present +ing Simple Present +s Simple Past +ed (regular) (VERB) +ing (long vowel) (VERB) +s (VERB) +ed eat → eating like → likes talk → talked see → seeing see → sees add → added walk → walking walk → walks chew → chew…

Letter to ‘Lundenary’

By PinkWrite - June 17, 2018

THE SCHOOLMASTER'S ABROAD. The following singular letter has been received at our post office, via Liverpool, and is superscribed "The Honbl.[Honourable?] Post-master, County Town of Londonderry, Ireland." Perhaps some of our rustic genealogists will be able to throw light on the subject of it :- "July the 9th 1833 to the bon excelency [exc…

Countries, Mountains, Waters & Islands

By PinkWrite - June 17, 2018

North America Canada, United States, Greenland, Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama Sierra Nevada, Cascade Mountains, Rocky Mountains, Alaska Range, Appalachian Mountains, Puget Sound, Hudson Bay, Northwest Passages, Baffin Bay, Labrador Sea, Gulf of St. Lawrence, Cape Cod, Boston Harbor, Carribean …

Grammar 0.0 – Study Sheet

By PinkWrite - May 12, 2018

From: Grammar 0.0 – Introduction

Pronouns

By PinkWrite - May 12, 2018

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Expert (for Writers)

By PinkWrite - March 25, 2018

comportment quixotic aberrant vouchsafe accretion extraneous polemically amorphous inimical pusillanimity contravene ostensibly pedantic vainglorious truculent schmaltzy malfeasance (law) maleficent (magic) amelioration consonant permutation carom tranche dirigiste indolence consummate obduracy foible exigent acumen li…

Days, Months, Numbers, Shapes, Measures

By PinkWrite - February 24, 2018

Days Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Months January February March April May June July August September October November December Numbers zero one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen …

Read with Dot – About

By PinkWrite - February 21, 2018

Introduction This began as a project in Taiwan. I had so many people asking for English lessons that I wouldn’t have had time for anything else. So, I started this, using Taiwan as my laboratory, with the hope that I could create a concise teaching tool that would empower anyone to learn, with the help of any eleven year old native English speak…

Study Dot – 9.

By PinkWrite - February 21, 2018

From the Read with Dot series
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by Jesse Steele (2018)

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Purple does not only highlight vocabulary, but also important patterns. Sometimes, purple draws attention by what it does not highlight as much as by what it does.

Dot by Dot – 8.

By PinkWrite - December 14, 2017

From the Read with Dot series
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by Jesse Steele (2017)

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Blue shows patterns before those patterns show up later when those patterns are no longer blue.
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Dotly Dot – 7.

By PinkWrite - November 22, 2017

From the Read with Dot series
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Turquoise shows adjectives and adverbs with the verbs they modify. It also draws attention to other patterns that work together with adjectives.

Why Dot – 6.

By PinkWrite - November 15, 2017

From the Read with Dot series
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Green highlights words and phrases when they first appear.

Dot and Una – 5.

By PinkWrite - November 14, 2017

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by Jesse Steele (2017)

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Yellow is more difficult to see, so yellow words are de-emphasized so as to emphasize verb patterns and yellow names may also be replaced with other names as an exercise. Yellow could be anything or anyone!