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Words used: child, church, change, cheer, check, chest, chin, search, which, each

For grade level: 3rd Grade

Created by: I. Umosen

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Words used: child, church, change, cheer, check, chest, chin, search, which, each

For grade level: 3rd Grade

Created by: I. Umosen

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Words used: crops, cream, cross, crash, crack, crew, crazy, crowd, crow, cry

For grade level: 2nd Grade

Created by: I. Umosen

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Words used: shorten, double, darken, stumble, freshen, tremble, unable, thicken, wrinkle, whistle, chosen, example, eagle, moisten, crumble

For grade level: 4th Grade

Created by: T. Glandt

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Words used: block, shown, oatmeal, wrote, fellow, scold, coast, odd, locate, slope, throat, host, online, shock, solve, known, remote, stock, boast, throne

For grade level: 4th Grade

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Words used: cat, hat, bat, mat, map, tap, cap, lap, dad, bad, is, it, in, sit, mit, pit, tip

For grade level: 1st Grade

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Words used: chore, core, store, shore, pore, adore, implore, bore, tore, wore

For grade level: 5th Grade

Created by: J. Denney

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Words used: handsomeness, permeated, inflection, transformed, vengeance, defeated

For grade level: 10th Grade

Created by: A. Scahill

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Words used: post-game, foresee, agreement, forgiveness, forehead, forearm, fulfillment, illness, forego, postmark, postdate, silliness, excitement, postseason, eagerness

For grade level: 5th Grade

Created by: J. Denney

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Words used: chore, core, store, shore, pore, adore, implore, bore, tore, wore

For grade level: 5th Grade

Created by: J. Denney

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Words used: eviction, maniac, quiver, buoyancy, shards, retreated, volition, flummoxed, barbarian, declare

For grade level: 6th Grade

Created by: M. Sumpton

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Words used: What is Every Child Matters?, September 30th is Shirt Day, coinciding with, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation., This day serves as a of the impact, Canada's residential school system had on, communities and emphasizes the journey towards, reconciliation., The date was chosen to mark the time when, children were taken from their families and sent to, residential schools., Why an orange shirt?, The of the, stems from Phyllis Webstad's story: She, was just and given a new, shirt by her grandmother for her first, day at St. Joseph's Mission Residential, School in British Columbia. Upon arrival, Phyllis's clothes, including her cherished, orange shirt, were taken away. For Phyllis, the orange shirt the loss and, trauma experiences at, residential schools., As an adult went through treatment to, address the trauma from St. Joseph's Mission, Residential School caused. For years she felt, that her life didn't matter, she had no self-, worth and no, "The color orange has always reminded me of, that and how my didn't matter, how no, one cared and how I felt like I was worth, nothing. All of us little children were crying and, no one cared.", Orange Shirt Day was born!, Sept. 30,, Phyllis publicly shared her experience at St. Joseph's Mission Residential, School in . She shared her moving story through the lens of a child. Canadian, government officially declared it as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (NDTR)., NDTR did not replace Orange Shirt Day, it is both.

For grade level: 8th Grade

Created by: T. Cox-jones