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June 19, 2006
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Congratulations, Kids! You've completed learning the next round of vocabulary words, and now it's time to review. | |
collarWhich Means:A piece of material around the neck of a shirt, or something worn around the neck. As In:
Heads Up!It might sound as if the ending of this word is -er, but it's -ar! |
enjoyWhich Means:To like doing something. As In:
Heads Up!This word always begins with an E, though it sounds like an N - don't forget! |
battleWhich Means:A fight, skirmish or small war. As In:
Heads Up!Remember that the E comes after the L. |
collectionWhich Means:Many things that are gathered together in one place. As In:
Heads Up!This word is just like 'collect' with the ending -ion. Remember this ending; it is on many words. |
arcticWhich Means:Very cold, freezing, like the area around the North Pole. As In:
Heads Up!Remember that there are two Cs in this cold, winter word! |
alarmWhich Means:Fear caused by possible danger, or a warning. As In:
Heads Up!This word can also show action; for example, the dog alarmed the cat. |
breezeWhich Means:A light, gentle wind. As In:
Heads Up!This word sounds nice and long, since it has three Es, though the last one is silent. |
dareWhich Means:When you ask a person to do something to show they are brave; a challenge. As In:
Heads Up!The letter 'A' always sounds like Ay before a consonant plus a silent E, like 'ate', 'came', and this word. It sounds like Ah when there is just a consonant, like "at" or "cab." |
correctWhich Means:Being right or having no mistakes. As In:
Heads Up!The correct way to spell this word is with two Rs! |
coachWhich Means:A person who trains you to do something, who helps you to perform better. As In:
Heads Up!Remember that more than one coach is spelled "coaches" with an E before the plural S. |
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It was so hot out that the collar of his shirt was damp with sweat.
Luke really enjoys floating around the pool on sunny days.
Many battles took place in Pennsylvania.
Many people have a collection of stamps.
More places than just the North Pole are arctic!
My alarm woke me up too early this morning!
My favorite days are when the sun is shining and I feel a soft breeze on my face.
On a dare, they wanted her to run up and touch the door of the spooky house.
The student looked as if she was not sure if her answer was correct.
Our coach is tough but also very nice too.© 2004-2011 Lexiteria, LLC