self- control student-friendly sentence i show self-control when i raise my hand to show i want to...

Self- Control

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I show self-control when I raise my hand to show I want to talk.

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Self control is the ability to control one's emotions, Control of one's emotions desires or actions by one's own will behavior, and desires in order to obtain some reward, or avoid some punishment, later.

Making good choices for myself

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emotion

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responsibility

It is my responsibility to keep my room clean.

In control Answerable

To be reliable or trustworthy

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The dogs used self-discipline because they did not chase

the cat.

Control of me

self-discipline

the trait of being well behaved

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He had to control his impulse to answer out loud.

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impulse

A sudden strong urge or desire to act

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Definition

Right for the purpose or suitable

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appropriate

His smile was appropriate to show he was happy.

rightsuitablecorrect

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Definition

Not right or suitable

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inappropriate

His answer to the question was inappropriate.

Incorrectwrong

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Definition

Unhappy or sorry

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sad

He was sad when his pet died.

Not happySorry

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Mad


She was mad at her friend for taking her pencil.

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IrritatedAngryUpset

Definition

Angry or irritated

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Happy


ContentPleasedGlad

Definition

to be glad or pleased

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They were happy to meet the new student.

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scared


AfraidFearfulFrightenedAlarmed

Definition

to be afraid or fearful

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He was scared to sing in front of his friends.

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Emotions


She felt all kinds of emotions when her Dad came home after being away for a few months.

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Feelings

Definition

Any of our feelings

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rights


Their rights include being able to talk to friends after eating their lunch.

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JustCorrectDueGood

Definition

what is just or due to a person

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Citizenship


Being responsible is showing good citizenship.

Word StudyRights

PrivilegesDuties

Definition

having the rights, privileges, and duties of a citizen

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Ownership


The tiger took ownership of his giant red ball.

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YoursControl ClaimProperty

Definition

When something belongs to you

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Equality


Equality means all students get the same chance to learn.

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EvenSameFairness

Definition

Alikeness or the same

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Friend


He is my friend because we like to play together.

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SupporterAcquaintance

Definition

Someone you like to be with

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Qualities


He had great qualities as a student leader.

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ExcellenceDistinction

Definition Character or nature

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Interests


One of her interests was playing the guitar.

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HobbiesConcernsPastimes

Definition

What you like to do

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Problem solving


The fish was problem solving when he was trying to find a way to get his food.

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SolutionAnswerCompromise

Definition

Figuring out the answer or what is wrong

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Barriers


My Dad could not drive down our road because there were barriers in the way.

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DefensesGuardsWalls

Definition Something that gets in your way of completing a task

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Oral


We had to give an oral book report.

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TalkingSpoken

Definition

Talking or speaking out loud

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Written


She was working on a written report about her trip.

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Composed Published

Definition

Putting it down on paper

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Information


She wanted information about the story.

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ScoopDataInstructions

Definition

What you need to know about something

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Body Language


I could tell from her body language that she was angry.

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MotionsGestures

Definition

Talking or communicating by using your body instead of words

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Non- verbal


My teacher told us to be quiet by using a non-verbal gesture.

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GesturesBody LanguageClue

Definition

Talking with your body instead of using words

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Role-Play


She dressed up to role-play her part as a witch.

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PretendPlayAct

Definition

To act out or pretend

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Strategies


They used many strategies when they planned how to win the game.

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PlansPlotsGame plans

Definition

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Plans for action

Creative


She was very creative when she painted the picture of the sunset.

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ImaginativeProduce

Definition

Being able to make or produce something

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Situations


They did not know what to do in this situation.

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PlacePositionStateEnvironment

Definition

Your place, position or state

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Solutions


He found the solution to the puzzle when he found the green piece.

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AnswerFixCorrectRight

Definition

Answers to problems or whatever makes it right

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When others try to get you do something

Peer pressure

Johnny felt peer pressure to make fun of Sammy.

InfluencePersuadeCharm

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Influence

the power to affect others

Some television programs can have a bad influence on children.

ShapeMoldTemptCauseAffect

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recognize

Accept someone or something to be what they claim to be

Signs help you recognize which bathroom is yours.

KnowRealizeAcceptAware

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decisions

Making up your mind about an event or situation.

Flipping a coin is not a good way to make a decision.

EndingFindingStopping pointCloseConclusionFinish

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Career

your working or professional life

He had a long career as a fireman. Job

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traditional

Something you do because it has been done before

Celebrating birthdays is a traditional event

oldregularusualcommon

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nontraditional

Not usual or common

Last night we ate nontraditional food.

differentmodern

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goals

My goals for this year are all about improving my reading skills.

What a person plans to do

planendfinish

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ability

Being able to do something

I have the ability to run fast.

TalentPowerGiftMind

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test

The test gave us an idea of what we would be able to do.

A quiz or exam

TryProveQuizScreen

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skills

The ability to do something well

Jane’s soccer skills have improved since last year.

ArtKnow-howSmartsWhat it takes

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interests

WorryConcernsLikesSakepastime

John’s interests include sports and church activities.

Something that takes up your time and thoughts

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awareness

Something you know about or have learned about.

Juan’s awareness of snakes kept him from getting bitten.

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occupation

activity in your life that you do to earn money

Tom’s Dad chose landscaping as his occupation.

Job VocationCareer

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apprentice

Someone that is being trained to work at a certain job.

The apprentice was training to become a carpenter.

LearnerPupilDiscipleBeginner

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conflict

A fight or battle between individuals or groups

Martin and Sophia had a conflict over their seat in the cafeteria.

FightBattleDisputeScrap

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success

When things turn out the way you want them to.

Billy’s success in football made him feel good about himself.

WinnerAchiever

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feelings

emotions

Donna had different feelings about the game.

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attitude

A feeling or emotion toward something that has happened.

Vera’s attitude caused her to lose her phone privileges.

PositionStance

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future

Time yet to come

Sometimes your future depends on the choices that you made in the past.

AheadLaterTomorrowComingNext

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positive

Being clear and having a good understanding

Charlie received positive comments on his report card

ConfidentPerfectGoodSureClear

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achievement

The action of getting something

The coach praised his player on her achievement.

Carry outGetFulfill

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team

A group of people working together on an activity

Kevin Durant plays for an NBA team.

SquadClubCrew

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group

A number of members acting as a unit

A small group of students came up with some brilliant ideas.

TeamCrew

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cooperation

Working together

The monkeys showed cooperation by helping each other get rid of pests.

TeamworkAgreement

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the act of sharing in the activities of a group

participation

The dance team’s participation in the talent show was rewarding.

EngagementEntering inTaking partInvolvement

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fairness

Everyone gets the same

Fairness is when everyone starts the race at the same time.

SportmanshipEqualityHonestyRight

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leader

A person who guides or inspires others to follow

The leader of the pack was very strong and healthy.

CaptainGuideHeroChiefHeadCommander

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