Word of the Week 29/6/20 (Rhine)
Our final word of the week this term before an end of year vocabulary challenge next week.
Well done to Rowan for your winning sentence. Carefully crafted sentences whilst making other thoughtful word choices. Look out for your certificate in the post!
Use the list of activities below to learn our new word. Maybe an adult could do the activities with you, or why don’t you become the teacher and use the activities to teach everyone else in your household?
Certificates for our weekly winners shall be sent in the post to those not at school. Happy word learning!
PLEASE USE FIRST NAMES ONLY IN THE COMMENTS SECTION.
adjective
DEFINITION: Showing luminous colours that seem to change when seen from different angles.
MY SENTENCE: The vivid fireflies looked iridescent in the moonlight.
WORD LEARNING ACTIVITIES
- Break the word into its syllables.
- Do you know what this word means?
- Read the definition above.
- Can you think of synonyms for this word (words with a similar meaning)?
- Can you think of antonyms for this word (words with the opposite meaning)?
- Can you think of any words that rhyme with this word?
- Use this word in a sentence. Who had the best sentence in your family?
- Draw a picture of this word.
- Say this word in different voices- queen’s voice, whisper, shout, sing, low, high, robot, Scooby-Doo, Donald Duck, teacher voice or make up your own!
- Use this word correctly as many times as you can this week- how about competing with your family and keeping a tally?
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