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Glossary: Scary Story Elements

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Glossary: Scary Story Elements

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Fourth Grade Reading & Writing Worksheets: Glossary: Scary Story Elements

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Reading & writingReading FictionFiction ComprehensionComparing and Contrasting in FictionCompare and Contrast Similar Themes and TopicsCharacters, Setting and Events in Fiction TextsGrammarConjunctions
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English Language Arts and ReadingGrade 33.11.D.viii Grade 44.11.D.viii Grade 55.11.D.v 5.11.D.viii
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