BELLRINGER

• Use the following vocabulary words in sentences.

• 1. writhe

• 2. supple

• 3. naïve

• 4. stigmatize

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WORDLY WISE EX. B

• 1. d• 2. b• 3. c• 4. b• 5. a• 6. b• 7. a• 8. a• 9. d• 10. b

• 11. b• 12. a• 13. b• 14. a• 15. c• 16. c

WORDLY WISE EX. E

• 1. abyss• 2. rickety• 3. a• 4. deprive• 5. scruple• 6. deliberate• 7. infirm• 8. excel• 9. perpetual• 10. naive

• 11. billow• 12. welt• 13. recoup• 14. stigmatize• 15. immerse• 16. supple• 17. miniature• 18. tumbrel• 19. staple20. equine

WORDLY WISE EX. D• An ABYSS is a deep crack or gap in the earth; the word has

also come to refer to anything that is too deep to measure.

•PREFIX: A/AN= WITHOUT or NOT•ROOT: BYSSOS= BOTTOM

• Anisthetic= partial or total loss of the sense of pain brought about by a drug or gas

• Anonymous= given or written by one whose name is not known or withheld

• Amnesia= partial or total loss of memory

• Atheist= one who believes there is no God

• Anemia=blood can’t carry a normal amount of oxygen

• Amorphous= not having a definite form or shape

• Antipathy= lack of emotion or strong feeling; lack of interest

ABYSS (N.)(ABYSMAL ADJ.)

• 1. a deep opening

• 2. extremely bad

BILLOW (N./V.)

• 1. large mass of something, usually wind or water

• 2. to fill with air and swell outward

DEPRIVE (V.)

• To keep from having

EXCEL (V.)

• To do better than others

IMMERSE (V.)

• To put into water

• To be completely into something

MINIATURE (ADJ.)

• Very small

NAÏVE (ADJ.)

• Inexperienced

RECOUP (V.)

• To get back

RICKETY (ADJ.)

• shaky

SCRUPLE (N.)

• A feeling of doubt or hesitation with regard to the morality of a course of action

STIGMATIZE (V.)

• Give a bad name to

SUPPLE (ADJ.)

• 1. adaptable

• 2. bending easily

TUMBREL (N.)

• A two-wheeled cart

WELT (N.)

• A mark caused by a blow

• The piece of a shoe that joins the sole to the upper part of the shoe

WRITHE (V.)

• 1. to twist and turn (usually in pain)

• 2. suffering shame (internally)

BODY PARAGRAPH WRITING PRACTICE

• Today, we are going to be taking the writing of body paragraphs step by step- and doing a lot of practice!

• We talked about TOPIC SENTENCES yesterday, now we are going to dive in to really writing a great paragraph. Please pay attention as we discuss an example together.

NOW, IT IS YOUR TURN TO TRY!

• You now get the chance to show me what YOU can do. You will be silently working on completing the paragraph form for “Summer” and “Friends” on your own.

THIS IS THE TIME TO ASK QUESTIONS! So, please do