Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

18
Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander

Transcript of Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

Page 1: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

Word of the DayWeek Two and Three

Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander

Page 2: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

delved

• Verb

• (1) Dug• None of his tools delved as well as they had done.

• (2) Searched• The scientist delved for the answer to the mysterious

UFO sighting.

Page 3: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

Which definition goes with each example?

• He took his shovel and delved in the soil.

• The girl delved into the math book for the right answer.

• The pirate delved for the treasure map lost on the ship.

• Once he found location of the treasure, he delved into the sand.

Page 4: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

gaped• Verb

• To stare with the mouth open, as in wonder or surprise

• Mario gaped as the homerun baseball was caught by his little sister.

Page 5: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

List three things that would cause you to gape. Why?

Page 6: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

plight

• Noun

• A bad situation

• The diver found himself in a plight when a group of sharks began approaching him.

Page 7: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

plight• What are some other situations that could Be considered a “plight”?

List as many as you can in thirty seconds….

Page 8: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

obliged• Verb

• Forced; obligated; required

• As a teacher I am obliged to inform students that there are other uses and meanings for the word obliged.

• Do you know any other meanings?

Page 9: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

Use Your Words

• Use our four words in a sentence or two.

• Delved• Gaped• Plight• Obliged

Page 10: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

jubilation

• Noun

• Rejoicing; great joy

• Mrs. Schertzer was filled with jubilation when all of her students got A’s on the test.

Page 11: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

Make a T-chart in you notebooks and list at least 3 synonyms and 3 antonyms for the work jubilation

SYNONYMS ANTONYMS

Page 12: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

rue

• Verb

• To feel sorrow or regret for

• “Dorothy will rue the day she ever messed with me,” screeched the wicked witch.

Page 13: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

Write on….

•Write about a time when you felt regret or sorrow for something….

Page 14: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

mired

• Verb

• Sink or stuck, as if in mud

• The wagon wheel was mired in the ruts on the muddy road.

Page 15: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

Which items could cause you to get mired?

• Soap Bubbles

• Quick sand

• Mud

• Cheese pizza

• Bubble gum

• Deep snow

Page 16: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

fallow

• Adjective

• Left unplanted

• The fallow field was dusty and overgrown with weeds.

Page 17: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

Describe what land would look like if it was not fallow.

Page 18: Word of the Day Week Two and Three Vocabulary for the short story, The Stone by Lloyd Alexander.

Find a way to relate all of words from this week…

• Write a few sentences using all of our words from this week. Make sure they are all connected and make sense together.

• Jubilation• Rue• Mired• Fallow