Michelle Kwan: Heart of a Champion

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Michelle Kwan: Heart of a Champion Vocabulary in Depth Level 5, Theme 2 This vocabulary template was created by Anita Archer for use by grade level teams cooperatively developing Power Points for vocabulary instruction.

Focus Words compete technique require patient impatient

compete verb (Introduce word and student friendly explanation.) If you compete in a contest, sport, or game, you take part in it. The people who compete strive to be the best at the activity.

compete (Illustrate the vocabulary term with examples.) These bike riders compete to determine the fastest rider.

compete (Illustrate the vocabulary term with examples.) These foosball players compete to determine the best team.

compete (Check understanding.) There are many sports and games that you could compete in. Think of one that you would enjoy. Tell your partner what you would like to compete in. Begin by saying: I would like to compete in……..

compete (Extension: Introduce other members of word family.) compete v competition n competed v competitor n competing v competitive adj Tom loves to compete in races. In the past, he competed in marathons, running the 26 miles. After being injured in a skiing accident, he wanted to continue competing in marathons so he joined the wheelchair competition. Tom has proven to be a great competitor, winning a number of races. He is very competitive.

technique Technique is skill and ability in an artistic, sporting, or other practical activity that is developed through training and practice.

technique As a result of a great deal of practice, this martial artist has mastered the technique of breaking bricks.

technique These children are learning how to meditate, to calm their minds. Once they learn the technique they will be able to meditate for hours.

technique This Olympian archer mastered many techniques including how to hold the bow, release the string, and aim at the target.

technique This batik artist uses many special techniques as she creates. How might an artist acquire these techniques? Begin by saying: An artist might gain techniques by……….

technical adj You use technical to describe the practical skills and methods used to do an activity such as an art, a craft, or a sport.

technique technique n technical adj technically adj Michelle Kwan worked very hard to master the techniques of ice skating. Her jumps and landings require great technical skill. Ice skating judges have found Michelle to be technically superb.

Focus Words - Review 1. compete 2. technique 3. require 4. patient a. If you need something, you ______ something. b. If you are slow to lose your temper, you are______. c. To do a difficult athletic skill, you need to learn _____. d. When you play a game and try to win, you ___________.