1. 1 McBroom the Rainmaker Unit 5 – Lesson 7

2. 2 Word Knowledge  Line 1   skunk   mud   stuck   run

3. 3 Word Knowledge  Line 2   raise   please   gazed   size   uses

4. 4 Word Knowledge  Line 3   kind   keep   picnic   track

5. 5 Word Knowledge  Line 4   disposition   harvested   smallest   shrinking   dried

6. 6 Sentences   Sentence 1:   Our tires keep getting stuck in the mud.

7. 7 Sentences   Sentence 2:   Please raise your hand if you have an idea   to share.

8. 8 Sentences   Sentence 3:   Do you remember when that skunk ruined   our picnic?

9. 9 Sentences   Sentence 4:   After the lavender was harvested, it was   dried and used for flower arrangements.

10. 10 Vocabulary  regard  parched  drought  genuine  prairie

11. 11 regard  I dislike to tell you this, but some folks have  no regard for the truth.  While in the park, give some regard to the sign that says “Keep Off the Grass.”

12. 12 thought or care regard

13. 13 parched  The earth was so parched, we couldn't  raise a crop of beets and the varmints were  getting downright ornery.  After a few hours of playing basketball with  no water to drink, I was parched!

14. 14 very hot and dry, thirsty parched

15. 15 drought  Then it came- the Big Dry. “Not a rain cloud  in sight, Pa,” Mary called from the tree  house. An idea struck me. I’d break the  drought.  Only dried mud remained in the riverbed as  a result of the long drought.

16. 16 drought a long period of time without rain

17. 17genuine  “It’s a genuine rain crow, my lambs.”  Will you choose a wallet made of genuine  or imitation leather?

18. 18 real genuine

19. 19 prairie  We traveled miles and miles across the  prairie, this way and the other, and not a  rattle out of that rain crow.  Some early pioneers crossed the prairie,  while others stopped to farm the rich,  rolling land.

20. 20 large area of grass with few trees prairie