1918 Epidemic!

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1918 EPIDEMIC! Reading Story Vocabulary R6.A.2.1.2: Identify and apply meaning of content specific words used in text.

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1918 Epidemic!. R6.A.2.1.2: Identify and apply meaning of content specific words used in text . Reading Story Vocabulary. devoured de- vou -red. diagnosed di- ag -nosed. intercept intercept. lethal le- thal. plea plea . rendezvous ren-dez-vous. seeped see- ped. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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1918 EPIDEMIC!Reading Story

Vocabulary

R6.A.2.1.2: Identify and apply meaning of content specific words used in text.

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devoured de-vou-red

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diagnosed di-ag-nosed

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intercept intercept

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lethal le-thal

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plea plea

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rendezvous ren-dez-vous

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seeped see-ped


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