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Soar with Reading

by

Marie Rippel

Level 4

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ISBN 978-1-935197-53-9v. 1.0.0

Cover Design: Dave LaTulippePage Layout: Andy PanskeIllustrator: Donna GoeddaeusContributors: Samantha Johnson Renée LaTulippe Rebecca Webber

The Level 4 Soar with Reading activity book is part of the All About® Reading program.

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Lesson 18 – Let’s Make Soup!

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soup group tour

guard guide guy

accept success accident

occupy account occur



New Wordssoup toucan tour groupyouth coupon

guard Guernsey guest guide

guilt guess guinea guitar

guy disguise guarantee guidebook

accelerate accent accept success

succeed accident

occupy occupation occur accomplish

account accuse


Lesson 18 – Practice Sheet


army of

gaggle of

swarm of

bed of

mob of


Lesson 19 – A Gaggle of Geese

ants

geese

bees

clams

kangaroos



quiver of

murder of

pod of

dazzle of

smack of



cobras

crows

dolphins

zebras

jellyfish



Lesson 19 – Emphasize It!


TitlesInternal Thinking

and Speech

Emphasis

Have you readThe Tale of the

One-Eared Rabbit?

I was sure all my acorns were in this tree, the puzzled

squirrel said to himself.

My soup was stolen!My soup was stolen!My soup was stolen!

My photo is in The Downtown Times

newspaper!

Did you ever do something silly and think, Why in the

world did I do that?

Mandy skipped dinner.Mandy skipped dinner.Mandy skipped dinner.

The Case of the Lost Sock is the worst

movie I’ve ever seen.

He’ll never get away with it, the spy said to

himself.

Brad ate a worm.Brad ate a worm.Brad ate a worm.


Lesson 19 – Emphasize It!

Words Taught in Previous Lessonguy soup accent guardtoucan guitar accept guestguidebook guilty accuse disguiseguinea success Guernsey accident

New Decodable Wordseverybody instantly unlikely unawareflattered accomplishment southern touristcommotion conversation inquires rendersmagnitude savor stolen superbrecipe pleasant

Phrases

group of touristswear a disguisea soup snatchera pleasant Southern accent

I should be flatteredI’m going to stand guardmusic to my earsdelightful lemon cake

toucan


Lesson 19 – Warm-Up Sheet for The Spy Guy and the Case of the Stolen Soup


Lesson 56 – Borrow a Telescope



micro meter graph tele y

photo logy graph tele y

photo auto graph tele o

scope therm graph bio e

phon phon graph bio e



far off write or record measure small

far off write or record study light

far off write or record self light

life write or record heat look

life write or record sound sound



New Wordsgraph autograph telescope biologymicrophone microscope photograph microwave

telephone television thermometer biography phobia photography telegraph telephoto


Lesson 56 – Practice Sheet


Achilles’ Heel

The Midas Touch Trojan Horse

Wordsfrom

Greek Mythology

Achilles was a strong warrior, but he had one weakness—his heel. Do you have a weakness?

Any object King Midas touched would turn into gold. He touched a chair and it turned to gold. He touched his bathtub and it turned to gold.

Have you ever met someone who seemed to have really good luck?

During the battle of Troy, Greek soldiers hid inside a huge wooden horse. The Trojans thought it was a gift, so they pulled the wooden horse inside their city walls. That night, the soldiers came out of the horse and took over the city.

Have you ever been surprised by something?

Lesson 57 – Words from Greek Mythology


Pandora’s Box Herculean Effort

Food of the Gods Titan

Zeus gave Pandora a box, and when Pandora opened it, all kinds of bad things escaped into the world. Things got out of control pretty quickly. Have things ever gotten out of control for you?

Hercules was given twelve difficult tasks to complete—and he managed to do them all. It took an extreme effort.

Has anything ever taken you a lot of effort to complete?

According to Greek myths, the gods ate nectar and ambrosia. These two foods were supposed to be extremely delicious. What do you think is the most delicious food in the world?

In Greek mythology, Titans were huge giants with incredible powers. One such Titan was Atlas, who could hold up the whole world. Who is the strongest person you know?


Lesson 57 – Words from Greek Mythology

Words Taught in Previous Lessonsbicycle bronchial analyze echoedsyllable type chameleon symptomssyrup chronic

biology thyme physicalschool thermometer mysterystomach television

New Decodable Wordsstomachache splotchy curly treatmentailment straighten Herculean

NamesCharlie Gilbert


Lesson 57 – Warm-Up Sheet for Charlie’s Sick Day

Phrases

orange and splotchyyour symptomsI studied biologypronounced each syllablecough syrup

Herculean effortchronic physical ailmenthot chocolatehis enormous sandwich

hot water bottle


Lesson 57 – Warm-Up Sheet for Charlie’s Sick Day

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