Monday, June 6, 2016

I can use my growing wide range of academic and content-specific vocabulary to understand texts.

Year 7/8: I can use my growing wide range of academic and content-specific vocabulary to understand texts.

Name of Text: Underground Explorers

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Defintions
Void: an empty space or vacuum.

Fluorescent: able to give off visible light after being exposed to a source of heat, light, or other form of energy

Vulnerable: able to be hurt or injured

Interconnected: to connect or cause to be connected one to the other or others.

Seldom: not often; rarely.

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Example/Non Example
Is a void messy? Why or why not?
no because it's got nothing in it.
Which color is the most fluorescent at night? Why?
the silver stripes because there really bright at night.
Why are elderly people more vulnerable than children? Why?
there reflexs aren't that quick.
Which is more interconnected; a vine or a dandeloin? Why?
a vine because it's coming out of itself.
Which is more seldom; the Olympics or an election in NZ? Why?
the olympics because it happens more often.

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Word Associations
The plants in the garden are die during a frost
Vulnerable
There were lots of different paths that joined each other
Interconnected
I made a shot from halfway while facing backwards.
Seldom
We are still exploring  outer space.
Void
I can find my key ring easily in the dark.
Fluorescent

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Word Relationships

How might each pair of words be connected?
Vulnerable/Fluorescent
Vulnerable to be seen
Void/interconnected
Void is empty so wherever you go there will be space.

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Extended Writing
Think of a time when you felt as though you were in a void or when you saw something that happens seldom. Write a paragraph about this.
When i shot from half way and got it in, i celebrated and it felt good, in Football at Lunch time so that was seldom.

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