Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Lesson 16: Spelling Definitions and Parts of Speech
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regular
circles
popular
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muscle
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particles
particular
rectangle
vehicles
rectangular
triangular
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1 comment:
Ms.Clark,I have auestion about or project.If I were to chose Walt Disney as the person that I'm doing my biography on woud it be okay if I dressed up as Mickey or Minnie Mouse to present my project and read my report?I would prefer that over wearing a fake mustache and a tux.
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