Distinguish between similes (using like or as) and metaphors (direct comparisons) in literature.
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Evaluate statements to determine whether they can be proven true or reflect personal feeling.
Look at the three pictures. Say what happens first, next, and last. An adult may write your words.
Read informational paragraphs and extract the central main idea and three supporting details.
Evaluate source credibility for the claim: “The new school water station reduced disposable bottle waste.” Use the supplied fictional profiles.
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