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Determining the Meaning of Words in Context
English Language Arts, Grade 3
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TERRIBLE
TIM
By
Leroy
F.
Jackson
Haven't
you
heard
of
Terrible
Tim!
Well,
don't
you
get
in
the
way
of
him.
He
eats
lions
for
breakfast
And
leopards
for
lunch,
And
gobbles
them
down
With
one
terrible
crunch.
He
could
mix
a
whole
city
All
up
in
a
mess,
He
could
drink
up
a
sea
Or
an
ocean,
I
guess.
You'd
better
be
watching
for
Terrible
Tim,
And
run
when
you
first
get
your
peepers
on
him.
How
do
readers
determine
the
meaning
of
words
and
phrases
in
the
context
of
text?
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verb
gob
-
bles
gulp;
a
big
bite
eats
“and
leopards
for
lunch”
"with one
terrible
crunch”
“Look
for
clues!
What
does
gobbles
mean?”
Look
for
clues!
Name
of
the
text:
________________________________________
What
are
the
ways
readers
determine
the
meaning
of
words
and
phrases
in
the
context
of
text?
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www.newpathlearning.com
for
Online
Learning
Resources.
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