Vocabulary Practice Meet me ______ when you are ready to leave. trudged downstairs chuckled nervous.

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Vocabulary Practice

Meet me ______ when you are ready to leave. trudged downstairs chuckled nervous

downstairs – noun – a lower or main floor or floors

Calvin ______ to himself. nonsense trudged downstairs chuckled

chuckle – verb – (chuckled) laughed in a quiet way

Barking dogs make my aunt _____. chuckled nervous fumbled nonsense

nervous – adjective – not able to relax, tense or fearful

I ________ around in the dark looking for my glasses. nervous fumbled nonsense trudged

fumble – verb – (fumbled) tried to get hold of or handled in a clumsy way

The talk about a monster in the closet was _______. fumbled nonsense trudged downstairs

nonsense – noun – words or actions that are silly or make no sense

The children _____ up the snowy hill to go sledding. nervous fumbled nonsense trudged

trudge – verb – (trudged) walk slowly and with effort

Susan Ging Lent Production Welcome to the 3 rd Grade