The Stories that He Tells Vocabulary
Timeline- a visual that shows events in the order they happened.
Statements- words or sentences that people said or wrote to share information.
Arrange- you put things in a certain order.
Current- it is happening in the present time
Ashamed- you feel bad about something you have done.
Elders- people who are older than you.
Overflowing- no more can fit in it.
Pride- you are pleased about something you did well
I am Helen Keller Vocabulary Words
Deal- You deal with people by understanding and getting along with them.
Figured- you came to understand something
Communicate- you share information or ideas.
Motioned- you moved your hand or head to show someone what to do.
Approached- If someone approached you, that person got closer to you.
Series- a group of things that come one after another.
Selfless- you care more about others than yourself.
Potential- what you can do in the future if you work hard now.
Vocbaculary for Whatever the Weather
Splatter- Drops fall out of them
Rumble- A long, booming noise
Slather- Put a lot of it over something else
Glide- Move smoothly and easily
Covers- Something else goes over it
Creeps- Move quietly and slowly.
Slithering- Sliding past
Shimmering- Shining
Vocabulary for Cloudette
Average- normal or usual.
Advantages- things that help put you ahead.
Front- where cold air meets warm air
Impressed- you like something a lot.
Gusts- short, strong rushes of wind.
Flash- a sudden burst of light.
Supplies- things people need to be ready for something.
Layer- wearing several things on top of one another to keep warm
Vocabulary for Wild Weather
Funnel- has a wide circle at the top and a short, thin tube at the bottom
Occur- when things happen or take place
Excess- more than is needed
Damage- cause harm to something
Tough- difficult and challenging
Pellets- tiny balls of something
Predict- say it will happen before it does
Clings- sticks to it
Vocabulary for Who Are Government’s Leaders
Troop- A group of people who belong to a club
Charge- People follow your directions
Solve- to find an answer
State- an area of land that is part of a country that has its own government
Members- People who belong to a club
Laws- rules that people must follow
Capital- the city where the government meets to make laws
Council- a group of people elected to lead
Wilma Rudolph: Against All Odds Vocabulary
Rare- does not happen often
Relay- a team race where each member runs one part of it
Honored- praised for what they have done
Success- you finish something you worked for
Politics- work done by people in government
Advice- tell people what you would do
Earned- you got what you worked for
Equal- the same amount as something else
If the Shoe Fits! Vocabulary
Chore- A job you must do.
Thrilled- very excited
Jealous- Feeling angry because you want what someone else has
Dashed- ran quickly
Pleasure- a feeling of happiness or joy.
Superb- Something that is the very best.
Beamed- Gave a big smile.
Hobbled- walk in a slow, uneven way.
A Crow, A Lion, and a Mouse! Oh My! And Hollywood Chicken Vocabulary
Bind- tie something together
Clever- very smart
Plain- flat piece of land with few trees
Narrow- something that is thin and has little space
Journey- a trip from one place to another
Speech- a talk you give to the audience
Fulfill- make something happen
Believe- You think something is true
Pepita and the Bully Vocabulary
Wrinkled- not smooth, folds or lines in your skin
Frown- sad or angry look.
Yanked- pull hard and fast
Dragged- pull something along the ground
Mumbled- spoke quietly and unclearly
Nearby- close to something
Excuses- reasons you can’t do something.
Hesitant- doing something slowly because you are not sure about it.
Vocabulary for Working with Others and Gingerbread for Liberty
Blamed- when someone thinks you did something wrong.
Respectful- polite and kind.
Practice- when you do something over and over again to get better at it.
Argue- you speak in an angry way that shows that you do not agree
Booming- something is loud like thunder
Skill- you do something really well.
Persuade- you try to get others to think and feel as you do
Threatening- a warning people give when they do this.
Big Red Lollipop Vocabulary Words
Invited- asked to join something
Screams- yells loudly
Plead- ask something in a strong, begging way
Musical- something that has a tune
Shove- push really hard
Scoots- slide typically in a sitting position
Greedy- wants more than what is fair
Scurries- moves with short fast steps
Puddle Puzzle Vocabulary
Mystery- something that is hard to understand or is not known about.
Eagerly- you really want to do something
Located- where something is
Business- a place where you work, buy, or sell something.
Confidently- you are sure you will do it well.
Agency- a place that help others to get something done
Seeps- passes through a small opening slowly
Ace- extremely good at something.
Vocabulary for The Great Fuzz Frenzy
gasped- If people gasped, they took a sharp breath in a surprised way.
frenzy- a time of great excitement and wild behavior.
battleground- where a fight takes place.
feud- a long fight
strokes- When something strokes something else, it moves gently over that thing.
tumbling- Something that is tumbling is rolling over and over again.
plumes- Plumes are long, thin shapes that look like feathers.
wisps- Wisps are thin streaks of something.
Vocabulary words for Many Kinds of Matter
Tasty- something good to eat
Space- an open area
Amount- how much there is of something
Example- a model of something
Planet- a large object in space
Easily- not hard to do
Material- what something is made of
Forms- different shapes or ways of being
Vocabulary for Spoon
proper- polite and behaves well
blue- feels sad
useful- helpful
realize- you know it and understand it
Being a Good Citizen Vocabulary
Elected- has been chosen for a job
Local- close to the area you live
Mock- a version of something that is not real
Compliment- a nice thing to say about someone
Vocabulary for Clark the Shark
munch- To chew loudly and completely
bellowed- shouted in a loud, deep voice
rough- not being gentle
handle- you are able to deal with something
cool-To cool how you feel; to calm down
bounce- move up and down
grinned- smiled a wide smile
might- all your power