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This is the vocabulary to support Rock in His Head from Reading Street.
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Rocks In His Rocks In His HeadHead
By: Carole Otis HurstBy: Carole Otis Hurst
Genre: BiographyGenre: Biography
Skill: GeneralizeSkill: Generalize
AuthorAuthor’’s Purpose: Informs Purpose: Inform
Say It!Say It!stampsstampssparesparechoreschoresatticatticlabeledlabeledcustomercustomerboardboard
stampsstampssmall pieces of paper with glue on small pieces of paper with glue on
the back for mailing letters and the back for mailing letters and packagespackages
choreschoressmall tasks or easy small tasks or easy jobs that you have jobs that you have
to do regularly to do regularly
sparespareextraextra
atticatticthe space in a house just the space in a house just below the roof and above below the roof and above
the other roomsthe other rooms
labeledlabeledput or wrote a label put or wrote a label
on sometingon someting
customercustomerperson who goes into a person who goes into a store to buy goods or store to buy goods or
servicesservices
boardboarda group of people a group of people
managing somethingmanaging something
Did he put stamps on his letters?
Did he put stamps on his letters?
We couldn’t find the spare tire.
We couldn’t find the spare tire.
The boy had to finish his chores before he went to play.
The boy had to finish his chores before he went to play.
The family cleaned out the attic last spring.
The family cleaned out the attic last spring.
Collin’s mom carefully labeled the boxes.
Collin’s mom carefully labeled the boxes.
The customer needed helping finding an item in the store.
The customer needed helping finding an item in the store.
The board voted for the new rules.
The board voted for the new rules.
GREAT GREAT JOB!JOB!