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Unit 4, Lesson 2

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simple

sim ple

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simple

easily done, used, or understood

Synonyms: easy

Part of Speech: adjective

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simple

example

We trained our dog using simple commands that she would understand.

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simple

example

One simple task I do every day is make my bed.

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How is the purple martin’s plan to scare off the great horned owl simple?

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simple

2+2

calculus

velcro shoes

find the non-example

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simple

word relatives

Macaroni and cheese is one of the simplest dinners you can make! Kraft makes is even simpler by putting powdered cheese in the box! Can you think of how to simplify the process any more? I can’t! Its simplicity is perfect after a long day. Mac and cheese is simply the best!

simpler

simplest

simplicity

simply

simplify

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simple

check understanding

What is something that used to be hard for you to do but is not simple?

Something simple for me to do is…

Begin by saying:

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collapse

col lapse

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collapse

to fail or break down completely or suddenly

Synonyms: fall

Part of Speech: verb

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collapse

example

The house of cards will collapse if the builder does not concentrate.

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collapse

example

The earthquake caused the building to collapse.

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What helps you understand what collapsed means?

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collapse

building falling

person going to ground after a hard race

person standing up

find the non-example

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collapse

word relatives

This table is collapsible, which means it can fold up to be stored easily. By collapsing the table is able to slide into small spaces until it is needed. The picture on the bottom shows the table completely collapsed.

collapsed

collapses

collapsing

collapsible

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collapse

check understanding

Why do you think this girl collapsed?

She collapsed because…

Begin by saying:

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bold

bold

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bold

having courage; fearless

Synonyms: fearless

Part of Speech: adjective

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bold

example

Jumping into the pool from the highest diving board is a bold move.

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bold

example

If I were bold, I’d try out for the soccer team.

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On page 41, the purple martin’s plan to deal with the great horned owl is called “bold.” Why is it bold?

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bold

playing on the playground

singing on stage in front of a crowd

skydiving

find the non-example

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bold

word relatives

Merida, from the movie Brave is one of the boldest characters I know. She boldly stood up for herself and that boldness paid off in the end! I hope to be bold like Merida every day!

bolder

boldest

boldly

boldness

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bold

check understanding

What is something you would have to be bold to do?

Something I would have to be bold to do would be…

Begin by saying:

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nourish

nour ish

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nourish

to furnish with food or other substances necessary for life and growth

Synonyms: feed

Part of Speech: verb

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nourish

example

We nourish our garden with water and plenty of sunlight.

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nourish

example

Something that might help nourish a plant is compost.

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What word in the first paragraph on page 37 gives the reader a definition for the word nourish?

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nourish

writing a paper

watering plants

feeding a cat

find the non-example

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nourish

word relatives

My mom makes sure she nourishes me with good food every day. By nourishing me with fruits and vegetables, I grow up to be strong. This nourishment will help me to develop strong muscles and bones.

nourished

nourishing

nourishes

nourishment

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nourish

check understanding

What is something healthy you nourish your body with?

I nourish my body with…

Begin by saying:

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devour

de vour

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devour

to eat up with great greed or vigor

Synonyms: consume

Part of Speech: verb

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devour

example

We cannot wait to devour the delicious food that our father has prepared.

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devour

example

The dog devoured his food in a matter of seconds.

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What helps you understand what devour means?

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devour

eating a cheeseburger in 1 minute

only being able to eat 2 bites

eating when you’re starving

find the non-example

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devour

word relatives

After school my sister devours every piece of food in sight. Yesterday, she devoured an entire chocolate cake!

devoured

devours

devouring

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devour

check understanding

What is one food that you will always devour if it’s put in front of you?

I will always devour

Begin by saying:

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frantic

fran tic

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frantic

wildly excited by worry, fear, grief, or anger

Synonyms: distressed

Part of Speech: adjective

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frantic

example

Jonathan became frantic when he realized he might miss his train.

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frantic

example

I became frantic when I lost my homework.

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What helps you understand what frantic means?

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frantic

losing something important

not being able to find mom in the store

feeling happy

find the non-example

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frantic

word relatives

I was frantically looking for my dad when I lost him in the store.

frantically

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frantic

check understanding

Tell about a time when you were frantic.

I was frantic when…

Begin by saying:

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reside

re side

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reside

to make one’s home permanently or for a time

Synonyms: live

Part of Speech: verb

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reside

example

Our family was proud that we resided in a brand new home.

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reside

example

For the past two years, I’ve resided in the home next to the school.

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What synonym for resided can be found several times in the text?

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reside

to live in a home

to rent a vacation home

to live in an apartment

find the non-example

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reside

word relatives

My aunt and uncle’s residence is the nicest house in the neighborhood. They have resided in that neighborhood for 3 years. They are very nice residents who always mow their lawn every Sunday.

resides

resided

residing

residence

resident

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reside

check understanding

Tell about the place in which you reside.

The place I reside is…

Begin by saying:

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crisis

cri sis

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crisis

a condition or period of difficulty or danger

Synonyms: catastrophe

Part of Speech: noun

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crisis

example

The farmer experienced a major crisis when the drought left no water for his field.

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crisis

example

Someone going through a crisis will probably feel panicked.

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On page 32, what is the crisis the birds are facing?

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crisis

going to school

plane crash

tsunami

find the non-example

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crisis

word relatives

Kevin has faced many crises in his lifetime but he always overcomes them.

crises

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crisis

check understanding

Tell about a time when you had a crisis. What did you do?

I had a crisis when…

Begin by saying: