Courage Unit 5, Lesson 1 Vocabulary Noelia Esparza

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Courage Unit 5, Lesson 1 Vocabulary Noelia Esparza http://www.opencourtresources.com Unit 5, Lesson 1 Vocabulary Noelia Esparza Loma Verde Elementary, El Paso, Texas

When you are brave, people say you have guts. *courage, being brave When you are brave, people say you have guts.

Homesick Corduroy was homesick for a family of his own. wanting to be home with family Corduroy was homesick for a family of his own.

wimp My sister is a big wimp when it comes to getting a shot. a weak, helpless person, size does not matter My sister is a big wimp when it comes to getting a shot.

swatted The ugly fly was a big pest until we swatted it. Hit or slapped at something The ugly fly was a big pest until we swatted it.

creepy I had a creepy feeling when I realized I was alone in the dark. Makes you feel like something is crawling over your skin scary I had a creepy feeling when I realized I was alone in the dark.

homesick Parts of Speech: Is the word a noun, verb or adjective? noun verb adjective other homesick

homesick Parts of Speech: Is the word a noun, verb or adjective? noun verb adjective other homesick

guts homesick Parts of Speech: Is the word a noun, verb or adjective? noun verb adjective other homesick guts

guts homesick Parts of Speech: Is the word a noun, verb or adjective? Teachers can drag the word to the right heading if you are in the editing format noun verb adjective other guts homesick

Parts of Speech: Is the word a noun, verb or adjective? noun verb adjective other guts homesick wimp

Parts of Speech: Is the word a noun, verb or adjective? noun verb adjective other guts homesick wimp

swatted guts homesick wimp Parts of Speech: Is the word a noun, verb or adjective? noun verb adjective other guts homesick wimp swatted

guts homesick wimp swatted Parts of Speech: Is the word a noun, verb or adjective? noun verb adjective other guts homesick wimp swatted

creepy guts homesick wimp swatted Parts of Speech: Is the word a noun, verb or adjective? noun verb adjective other guts homesick wimp swatted creepy

guts homesick creepy wimp swatted Parts of Speech: Is the word a noun, verb or adjective? noun verb adjective other guts homesick creepy wimp swatted