
U.S. Civil War
Abraham Lincoln, battlefield, Civil War, citizens,
Emancipation
Proclamation, slavery, soldiers, war.
U.S. Government
amendment; bill; branch; campaign; candidate; Congress;
Constitution; election; executive; government; judicial; leader;
legislative;
monument; President; speech; Supreme Court; titles of elected
officials;
vote; Washington D.C.; White House
Mathematics
Computation
subtract, take away
Sequence
events, finally first, next, sequence, then, time line
Physical Science

pulley
Language Arts

Debate
agree, arguments, debate, disagree, issue, no, true,
yes
Elements of Nonfiction
http://www.bham.wednet.edu/bio/biomak2.htm
autobiography, biography

Postcards
address, caption, message, picture, postcard

Reference Sources
telephone directory
Everyday Vocabulary

Family Member
father, mother, son, etc.

Greetings and Social Courtesies
dear, thank you, etc.
Books
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Hampton Brown.