This week 3 vocabulary is an antonym to the word "allow".

How a person or animal in a story changes from the beginning to the end of the story is called this.

This step is when you fix all the spelling, capitalization, and grammar errors.

History books, travel books, and how-to books are all examples of:

This Teacher is married to his wife Trista

This vocabulary word means that you believe in yourself.

This is where and when a story takes place.

This step is when you write a near perfect piece with everything fixed and ready tio go.

Made up stories with wizards, dragons, and aliens are examples of:

Mackenzie, Victoria, and London are all taller than this Koch Principal.

If you get some spicy chips, but they ain't spicy, they may taste like this.

This is the conflict in a story.

This step of the process is when you start to think of a topic to write about.

If a pattern goes back and forth, you say it does this.

Mr. S has been teaching more years than this teacher has been alive.

Your mom, dad, brothers and sisters are this.

This is how a conflict is solved in a story.

In this step, you add more details to make your story more interesting, or take out something that isn't really working.

A very good friend of yours that you hang out with a lot is a

Mr. S has been asked several times if this new teacher is kin to him.

Ebeneezer Scrooge and others who hold onto their money carefully are likely called this.

True or False: A problem is always solved the very first time in a story.

This writing process step is when you start to get your ideas down on paper.

A comprehension strategy where you turn and talk to your partner, share your answer, and then listen to their answer is

If both 5th grade classes would do this in the cafeteria, they would not get in trouble every day in there.