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June 2, 2008
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Congratulations, Kids! You've completed learning the next round of vocabulary words, and now it's time to review. | |
designWhich Means:The plan or outline for making something. As In:
Heads Up!By an accident of design, the G in 'design' is silent! |
moldWhich Means:A container that makes a shape when something is poured in it. As In:
Heads Up!'Mold' also means the fungus that grows when something is decaying: Hopefully your Jell-O mold isn't full of mold! In England they spell this word 'mould'. |
architectureWhich Means:The science of designing buildings or the style of building itself. As In:
Heads Up!The CH in architecture is not pronounced CH but K. |
pillarWhich Means:A column or post that supports a roof. As In:
Heads Up!The word pillar has two pillars in it! What are they? |
templeWhich Means:A place for religious worship and prayer. As In:
Heads Up!Temples also exist on your head--the left and right sides of your forehead. |
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Now that you have reviewed the words, challenge your memory! 
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Raymond and Marla were planning the design of their dream home.
Heidi made Jell-O in a mold and this is the shape it took. 
Gothic architecture is know for its pointed arches.
Here you can see several pillars supporting the roof. Some pillars are simply decoration.
Temples exist all over the world.© 2004-2011 Lexiteria, LLC