Define words and their parts of speech.; Choose correct words for sentences.; Answer questions about word meanings.

Vocabulary Workshop: Unit 6

Vocabulary Workshop: Unit 6

Unlock 20 exciting new words to boost your skills!

Agenda

• Define words and their parts of speech.

• Choose correct words for sentences.

• Answer questions about word meanings.

Welcome to Vocabulary Workshop!

Get ready to explore new words in Unit 6! We will unlock the meanings of 20 exciting words. This will help you read, write, and speak better.

Visual learning environment for Unit 6 vocabulary.

Our Learning Goals

• Define words and their parts of speech.

• Choose correct words for sentences.

• Answer questions about word meanings.

Word 1: Agenda

The word "agenda" is a noun that refers to a list of things to be discussed or done. For instance, our class meeting had an agenda that included choosing a theme for the upcoming school play. You can pronounce "agenda" as uh-JEN-duh.

Handwritten to-do list: Your daily agenda.

Word 2: Amiable

Amiable (adjective) means friendly and pleasant. My amiable neighbor always smiles and says hello. You pronounce it AY-mee-uh-bul.

Amiable means friendly and pleasant.

Word 3: Befuddle

“Befuddle” is a verb meaning to confuse or make someone unable to think clearly. For instance, the maze of hallways began to befuddle the new student, making it hard to find his classroom. You pronounce this word as buh-FUD-uhl.

Befuddled by questions, seeking clarity.

Word 4: Blight

Blight (noun) means something that spoils or destroys. A plant disease, like potato blight, can ruin crops quickly. It can also describe something that harms an area, like urban blight in old neighborhoods.

Green leaves thrive, unaffected by blight.

Word 5: Boisterous

Boisterous (ADJECTIVE) means noisy, energetic, and cheerful. For example, the boisterous crowd cheered loudly when their team scored a touchdown. Think of a lively group of friends playing outside – that's boisterous!

Boisterous athlete runs on track, crowd cheers energetically.

Word 6: Clarity

Clarity (noun) means the quality of being clear and easy to understand. Its pronunciation is KLAIR-uh-tee. The teacher asked for clarity in our answers so everyone could understand them easily.

Word 7: Compliant

Compliant (adjective) means ready to agree with others or obey rules. For example, a compliant student always follows the classroom rules and listens to the teacher. You say it like: com-PLY-ant.

Student asking for clarification, showing compliant behavior.

Word 8: Conserve

“Conserve” (verb) means to protect something from harm or to use it carefully so it lasts. For instance, we should conserve water by taking shorter showers. This helps save important resources.

Conserve water: protect resources, use carefully, save water.

Word 9: Debut

The word "debut" (pronounced day-BYOO) is a noun that means a first public appearance or showing. For instance, the new student made her exciting debut on the school soccer team today. It can also describe the first time a new product, like a video game, is introduced to the public.

Debut: A confident young speaker's first public appearance.

Word 10: Gory

Gory (GOR-ee) is an adjective that means involving or showing violence and bloodshed. For example, the scary movie had some gory scenes with lots of fake blood. It describes something that is bloody or violent.

Gory scenes: Actors in costume, film crew, and dramatic lighting.

Word 11: Gross

"Gross" (adjective) means very unpleasant or disgusting. For instance, finding a slimy, green bug in your lunch could be a gross experience! You say this word like "grohss."

The reluctant eater finds broccoli gross.

Vocabulary Workshop: Unit 6

Define words and their parts of speech.; Choose correct words for sentences.; Answer questions about word meanings.

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