Eye of the Storm Day 3 How do weather patterns affect our lives?

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Eye of the Storm Day 3

How do weather patterns affect our lives?

TING/SENTENCE/TENSES/SCROLLINGBACKGROU ND/ TING/SENTENCE/TENSES/SCROLLINGBACKGROU ND/ VERB TENSE GAME ON BRAINPOP JR.

Words to Know destruction expected forecasts inland shatter surge

to break into pieces suddenly shatter destruction expected forecasts inland shatter surge

thought something would probably come or happen expected destruction expected forecasts inland shatter surge

statements of what is coming; predictions forecasts destruction expected forecasts inland shatter surge

great damage; ruin destruction expected forecasts inland shatter surge

a swelling motion; sweep or rush, especially of waves surge destruction expected forecasts inland shatter surge

in or toward the interior inland destruction expected forecasts inland shatter surge

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Wrap that gift carefully so that it won’t shatter. jingle smash

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? It was difficult to imagine how much destruction the hurricane caused. damage concern

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Most people traveled inland to avoid the worst of the storm. away from the coast close to the city

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? When the doors opened, there was a surge of people. stumble rush

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Andy expected to get a raise before the holidays. decided hoped

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Sara listens to many forecasts. guesses about the future solutions to the problems

YOU’VE GOT IT!

TING/COMPREHENSION/CAUSEANDEFFECT/HARD QUIZ/ TING/COMPREHENSION/CAUSEANDEFFECT/HARD QUIZ/ CAUSE AND EFFECT HARD QUIZ ON BRAINPOP

CAUSE AND EFFECT JEOPARDY