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Unit 5, Lesson 3

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bolt

bolt

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bolt

to fasten with a metal rod and nuts

Synonyms: lock

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bolt

example

The workers bolt the tracks. They fasten the tracks with metal rods and nuts.

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bolt

example

I bolt a bell to my bike so I can be safe.

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What helps you understand what bolt means?

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bolt

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find the non-example

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bolt

check understanding

Why would people bolt things together?

People bolt things together because…

Begin by saying:

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support

sup port

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support

to hold up

Synonyms: hold

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support

example

Annie can support her books. She holds them up.

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support

example

The shelf supports the stack of books.

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What helps you understand what support means?

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support

the sky

legs on a tent

poles under a chair

find the non-example

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support

check understanding

Look around your classroom and find something that supports something else.

The ________ supports

Begin by saying:

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clear

clear

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clear

easily seen through

Synonyms: transparent

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clear

example

The tub is clear. You can see through it.

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clear

example

A glass is clear. I can see the juice inside.

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What helps you understand what clear means?

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clear

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find the non-example

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clear

check understanding

What is something that you use that is clear?

Something that is clear is…

Begin by saying:

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diamond

dia mond

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diamond

a hard, clear rock

Synonyms: gem

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diamond

example

Diamonds are rocks. They sparkle in the light.

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diamond

example

The wedding ring had a large diamond.

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What helps you understand what diamond means?

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diamond

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find the non-example

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diamond

check understanding

Where can you find a diamond?

You can find a diamond

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knoll

knoll

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knoll

a small, rounded hill

Synonyms: small hill

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knoll

example

We sled down the knoll. We sled down the small hill.

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knoll

example

I stood on the knoll and could see a long way.

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What helps you understand what knoll means?

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knoll

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find the non-example

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knoll

check understanding

If you stood on top of a knoll what would you see?

On top of the knoll I would see…

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wink

wink

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wink

to close and open one or both eyes quickly

Synonyms: flutter

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wink

example

Wink your eye if you’re having fun.

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wink

example

My sister winked at me to let me know she was kidding.

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What helps you understand what wink means?

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wink

left eye closed and opened quickly

right eye closed and opened quickly

both eyes closed for sleeping

find the non-example

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wink

check understanding

Tell a reason why someone would wink at you.

He winks because…

Begin by saying:

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holiday

hol i day

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holiday

a day off from school or work

Synonyms: a vacation

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holiday

example

Jesse plays at the beach on his holiday.

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holiday

example

We get 2 weeks off during the Christmas holiday.

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What helps you understand what holiday means?

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holiday

Saturday

Fourth of July

Thanksgiving

find the non-example

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holiday

check understanding

Share what holiday is your favorite.

My favorite holiday is…

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led

led

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led

to show the way

Synonyms: guide

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led

example

Blake led the class. He showed everyone where to go.

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led

example

The teacher led the class to the cafeteria.

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What helps you understand what led means?

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led

a tour guide

the line leader

someone following

find the non-example

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led

check understanding

If you led the class for a day, where would you take them?

If I led, I would…

Begin by saying: