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*Ch 19-21

Winnie Character Sketch

Topic: ___________________Winnie________________________

Physical Description Trait #1 _________________________________
Example(s) __________________________________________
__________________________________________________

Personality Trait #2 _________________________________
Example(s) __________________________________________
__________________________________________________

Relationship #3 _________________________________
Example(s) __________________________________________
_________________________________________________

Quote: Which represents character

Picture of Winnie 

April 1, 2025

Reminder - Field Trip Tomorrow - AM

Silent Read 20 min

Moving forwards to November - Pg 161-177 Ch 22-24

Ch 22-24 Vocab

Emphysema 

Carrel - This could refer to a type of small, enclosed space or a religious or sacred area. 

Roiled

Errant 

Chastened 

*Complete Winnie Character Sketch - For Friday! April 4

Above Vocab Defined:

Emphysema: A chronic lung condition characterized by the destruction of the alveoli (air sacs) in the lungs, leading to difficulty in breathing. It's often caused by cigarette smoke.

Carrel: This could refer to a type of small, enclosed space or a religious or sacred area. 

Roiled: To disturb or agitate (often used to describe liquids). It can also mean to make someone confused or troubled.

Errant: Straying from the proper course or standards; often used to describe someone who is behaving wrongly or misbehaving.

Chastened: To be subdued or made more humble, often as a result of a reprimand or a realization of one's mistakes.

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