Sept 12, Friday

Today's lesson:

1. Students started working on their 1st draft of the diary as the 1st writing assignment. They will continue and complete in class next week.

2. Homework:

3. Link to worksheet:

Week 3 vocabulary and definition:

Week 3 Vocabulary Definitions – The Abenaki

1	enjoy	(v.): to get pleasure from something
2	noise	(n.): a sound, especially one that is loud or unpleasant
3	spoil	(v.): to make something worse or not good anymore
4	around	(prep.): on every side of something
5	clown	(n.): a funny person who wears strange clothes and makes people laugh
6	towel	(n.): a piece of cloth used for drying your body
7	south	(n.): the direction that is opposite north
8	mountain	(n.): a very high hill, higher than the land around it
9	oily	(adj.): covered with or full of oil
10	royal	(adj.): relating to a king or queen or their family
11	often	(adv.): many times or regularly
12	important	(adj.): needed or very useful; having great value
13	took	(v.): past tense of "take"; to carry or move something away
14	natural	(adj.): found in nature, not made by people
15	society	(n.): a group of people who live together and follow rules and ways of life.
16	cure	(v.): to make someone well again; to get rid of sickness
17	tradition	(n.): a belief, story, or way of living passed down from grandparents or parents to children
18	respect	(v.): to show that you think someone or something is important; to show honor to
19	native	(adj.): of or relating to the place where you were born
20	inhabit	(v.): to live in a place
21	Europe	(n.): a continent that includes countries like France, Germany, and Italy
22	community	(n.): a group of people living in the same area or having something in common
23	pole	(n.): a long, thin stick or post
24	bark	(n.): the outside covering of a tree

Week 3 – The Abenaki

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Weekly Sentences

1. The clown danced around the room and made a funny noise.

2. A cure for the illness was found in a natural plant from the mountain.

3. The dog scratched the bark and ran to the tall pole near the house.

4. People who inhabit this land speak their native language and follow their traditions.

Ms Maggie G3A1