By: Michael O. Tunnell

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Mailing May

• By Michael O. Tunnell
• Genre Historical Fiction
• Skill Setting
• Authors Purpose

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Setting

• The setting is the time and place of the story
• Look for clues in the art or words that point to
  the setting because the author doesnt always
  tell you.

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Say It!

• bundled
• carted
• conductor
• label
• mailing
• station

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More Words to Know

• chugged
• flabbergasted
• permissible postal

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bundledtied or wrapped together made into a
bundle
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cartedcarried in or as if in a cart
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conductora person in charge of a train or bus
and its passengers
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labela slip of paper or other material attached
to anything and marked to show what or whose it
is or where it is to go
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mailingsending by mail
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stationa building where buses or trains
regularly pick up and unload passengers
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I like mailing pictures of my children to my
friend in Lexington.
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I like mailing pictures of my children to my
friend in Lexington.
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The bus arrived at the station late due to an
accident on the freeway.
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The bus arrived at the station late due to an
accident on the freeway.
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She placed the address label on her package.
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She placed the address label on her package.
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I bundled up my baby before stepping out into the
cold weather.
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I bundled up my baby before stepping out into the
cold weather.
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The conductor yelled, All aboard!
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The conductor yelled, All aboard!
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I carted my belongings up to my room after my
long trip.
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I carted my belongings up to my room after my
long trip.
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Lets review our words. Watch carefully because
they will flash on the screen for just a moment.
We will clap as we spell the word.
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bundled
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conductor
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label
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carted
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mailing
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station
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Spelling Words Vowels in Final Syllables

• a lot
• doing
• hasnt
• couldnt
• hadnt
• angry
• hungry
• special

• found
• one
• sure
• until
• always
• almost
• alone

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Review Questions p.
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Review Questions p.
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GREAT JOB!