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• some
  • Phrases
    • Kikis family bringed kiki some presence
    • blaming yourself or taking responsibility for something that isn't completely your fault, or blaming someone else for something that you do have some responsibility for
    • a phenomenon that is caused by some previous phenomenon
    • BBQ grill – the perfect way to cook up some patriotic BBQ
    • a practical method or art applied to some particular task
    • a spectator who does not participate in some event
    • refusal to have commercial dealings with some organization
    • Here are some examples of single-syllable words that have a "k" or "g" sound where you can substitute the "k" or "g" for a "t" or "d" and still form a real word:
  • Sentences
    • What are some things you can do at the pool in the summer?
    • She made me some delicious cookies.
    • How about trying some shapes like triangles and squares?
    • What are some ways to defeat a dragon?
    • Some of the equipment that is used in the process of harvesting a crop is a tractor, a combine, and a truck.
    • I took out my notebook, and I jotted down some ideas.
    • I want some macaroni and cheese, please.
    • What are some things you can do to relax in the summer?
    • What are some places you can go to in the summer?
    • What are some things you can drink in the summer?
    • Snacks: Pack some snacks for your child to eat along the way.
    • What are some things you can do in the summertime?
    • I ate an apple, and I drank some milk.
    • A button, space, volleyball, baseball (found some more?)
    • Doctor's Office: "Okay, we have some openings for doctor's appointments tomorrow. What time are you looking for?"
    • Do you have some scissors?
    • What are some things you can do to cool down in the summer?
    • What are some things you can eat in the summer?
    • What are some things you can wear in the summer?
    • Can you find some more?
    • What are some of the crops that are harvested?
    • What are some things you can do to enjoy the summer?
    • What are some things you can do in the summer?
    • What are some things you can do on the beach in the summer?
    • Give the friend in front of you some space.
    • Put the elf in between some presents.
    • Some crops that are harvested are wheat, corn, and soybeans.
    • She opened the window, so she could let some fresh air in.
    • What are some things we wear outside when it's cold?
    • We bought some Frankincense incense online.
    • What are some fun things to do in the summer?
    • Sarah pulled out my notebook, and she wrote down some ideas.
    • What are some things you can do to make the most of the summer?
    • I'm picking up some kebabs on the way home.
    • What are some of the equipment that is used in the process of harvesting a crop?
    • What are some things you can do to have fun in the summer?
    • Can I have some gum?
    • Take some of the candy out of the bag.
  • Paragraphs
    • it makes me feel uncomfortable. I need some space to myself when I'm feeling overwhelmed or stressed. Thank you for understanding my need for personal space.
    • The Christmas Party was fun. I saw the Nutcracker ballet that night, so I was running late. Nevertheless, they were still trimming the tree when we arrived. He was hanging mistletoe (with care) beside a beautiful red poinsettia. The tinsel icicles made a mess last year, so they used tinsel garland this year. We brought some Frankincense incense that we bought online. I tried the eggnog latte and the gingerbread. He ate the head on the gingerbread person! The nativity scene at the house was elaborate. This was a December to remember.
    • We hear a lot about Christmas in December, but some families celebrate Kwanzaa or Hanukkah instead. I have been to a Kwanzaa celebration. There were 7 kinara candles for the 7 Kwanzaa principles. Most celebrations have lighting traditions. For instance, a Hanukkah menorah has 9 candles. I know a few Hanukkah traditions. My grandma makes delicious potato latkes. Do you know the song about the spinning dreidel? I like to learn about different December traditions, but I hope I never see Krampus with his horns. Let’s hope Krampus isn’t real.
    • The first item you’ll need is a saddle. This will allow you to ride the dragon as it flies through the air. Make sure not to forget your helmet. Training your dragon to spit fireballs can be very dangerous, so make sure you have a fire extinguisher nearby. Dragons are very intelligent so training them can be quite easy if the trust is there. They love food. each dragon is different though. They say that a dragons favorite food is the same as the person they’re bonded with. Grab your favorite food item, a helmet, some armor and head out to find your dragon.
    • Finally, be patient and understanding. Remember that your parents are only looking out for you, and that it may take some time for them to come around to your point of view. Be prepared to answer their questions and address their concerns.
    • Take some time to process the loss. It's okay to feel upset or frustrated after a game.
    • Throughout the centuries people have explained the rainbow in various ways. Some have accepted it as a miracle without physical explanation. To the Hebrews it was a token that there would be no more universal floods. The Greeks used to imagine that it was a sign from the gods to foretell war or heavy rain. The Norsemen considered the rainbow as a bridge over which the gods passed from earth to their home in the sky. Others have tried to explain the phenomenon physically. Aristotle thought that the rainbow was caused by reflection of the sun's rays by the rain. Since then physicists have found that it is not reflection but refraction by the raindrops which causes the rainbows.
    • School buses are a common means of transportation for children to and from school. Though riding in a school bus may seem scary to some children, they are actually very safe. School buses are equipped with safety features, such as seat belts, that help keep children safe. In addition, school buses are driven by professional drivers who are trained in safety procedures.
    • There was a faint cool breeze that rustled through the forest. The warmth of the bonfire was felt by the group and the light from the fire, full moon, and the stars provided light. The smell of chocolate, smoke, and pine was in the air. There were the sounds of the crackling of the wood on the fire and the crunching of s’mores. The nights were beginning to get longer, and the leaves were changing to beautiful hues of red, yellow, and orange as they fell. After some time around the bonfire, it was time for the storytelling to occur.
    • Rosa woke up in her room on Saturday morning feeling so excited to meet her friend Marta at the park. She sprang out of bed and ran to the closet to get dressed. Then she quickly ran downstairs for some breakfast so they could leave quickly for the playground, however, as soon as she looked out the window and saw the weather, she became very sad. Rosa was disappointed but decided to ask her father if she could invite Marta over to her house instead of going to the park. Her dad agreed and they called Marta’s mother together to ask if she could come over. 30 minutes later, Marta’s mom dropped her off at Rosa’s house and they spent the afternoon playing hide and seek around the house. Rosa was happy that she could still spend time with her friend, even if they weren’t able to go to the park as planned.
• pieces
  • Phrases
    • design made of small pieces of colored stone or glass
  • Sentences
    • Step 5: Cut the strawberries into bite-sized pieces.
    • Step 5: Cut larger strawberries into bite-size pieces.
    • Cut food into small pieces.
    • Put two pieces of candy in the bag.
    • Take five pieces of candy out of the bag.
    • Put three pieces of candy in the bag.
    • Put four pieces of candy in the bag.
  • Paragraphs
    • Dinner: Sit down at the dinner table. Place the napkin in your lap. Look at the food on your plate. Use your fork and knife to cut the food into smaller pieces. Eat the food one piece at a time. Once you are finished, push your chair back from the table and thank the the person who cooked dinner. Take your plate and utensils to the sink or dishwasher.
    • It has small pieces that fit together to show a picture. What is it?
• candy
  • Phrases
    • kosher candy
    • that is my favorite candy
    • sare candy
    • share candy
    • Ways to say 'thank you' for Halloween candy
    • sop for candy
    • Candy Canes
    • shop for candy
    • candy stash
    • Candy cane and Cookie
    • candy, card, flowers
    • candy and Halloween candy
    • candy shelf life
    • candy cane
    • candy bar
    • nibbling candy corn
    • wear fashionable candy
  • Sentences
    • Where do you put your candy?
    • What do you put candy in?
    • Put a piece of candy in the grass.
    • Put each piece of candy that has yellow on it in the bag.
    • My favorite candy is M&M's.
    • Put the rest of the candy in the bag.
    • Put a piece of candy below the front door.
    • Put one piece of candy corn in the bag.
    • Show me the biggest piece of candy.
    • What would happen if you ate all the candy in one night?
    • Put a piece of candy on top of a ghost.
    • Take the rest of the candy out of the bag.
    • Name a candy that is sour.
    • Name a candy that is chewy.
    • What's your favorite candy?
    • Who gives you candy?
    • I want that piece of candy.
    • Before you put the candy on the table, put the sack of presents on the chair.
    • Name 5 types of candy you might get on Halloween.
    • What is your favorite candy?
    • Put the candy in the yard.
    • How do you make a candy cane?
    • When do you eat your candy?
    • Put two pieces of candy in the bag.
    • What is your least favorite candy?
    • Do you like to eat candy?
    • My favrite candy are M and Ms.
    • Tell me one thing about eating candy.
    • Name a candy that is sticky.
    • That is my favorite candy.
    • What is your favorite Halloween candy?
    • Take all of the candy corn out of the bag.
    • Put a piece of candy above the pumpkin.
    • Would you rather eat candy or vegetables?
    • What color is the candy?
    • Take five pieces of candy out of the bag.
    • Show me the smallest piece of candy.
    • The gas station has gum and candy.
    • Put three pieces of candy in the bag.
    • The tree is between the candy canes.
    • Put four pieces of candy in the bag.
    • Put a piece of candy on a ghost.
    • Take some of the candy out of the bag.
  • Paragraphs
    • I spy Kiki ____ the giant candy cane. [over/under]
    • Candy, salad, vegetables, turkey, apple pie. (found more?)
    • Put the candy on the roof. Then put the ghost on the roof.
• corn
  • Phrases
    • Corn and green beans
    • Corn, brussels sprouts, carrots
    • sweet corn
    • corn: 123 calories for 1 large ear
    • nibbling candy corn
  • Sentences
    • How many kilos of corn do you want?
    • Are the birds ready to share their corn at the ranch?
    • Put one piece of candy corn in the bag.
    • Give the corn and green beans to the boy.
    • Before you give the chocolate to the boy, give him the turkey leg and corn first.
    • We're having corn on the cob tonight.
    • Some crops that are harvested are wheat, corn, and soybeans.
    • Take all of the candy corn out of the bag.
    • First give the boy a turkey leg, then give him mashed potatoes, and last give him the corn.
    • After you put the corn beside green beans, give the cookie to the girl.
  • Paragraphs
    • The next year, the Wampanoag, a Native American tribe, taught the colonists how to grow crops. The Native Americans taught the pilgrims or colonists what food grows well in the area including potatoes, corn, tomatoes, cacao, peppers, papaya, pumpkin, and avocados. Once the crops were ready to be harvested in the fall, they had a feast for 3 days to celebrate the good harvest. This is considered to be the first Thanksgiving.