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C. Thomas, 5 th Grade, Fairmont Charter School

extreme conditions

Unit 4 ● Week 1 frigid Key Words Frigid means very cold. What areas of Earth have frigid temperatures?

Unit 4 ● Week 1 treacherous Key Words Something that is treacherous is full of danger. What is a synonym for treacherous ?

Unit 4 ● Week 1 triumph Key Words Triumph means to be successful or have victory over something. What is an antonym of triumph ?

Unit 4 ● Week 1 uninhabited Key Words If a place is uninhabited, no one lives there. How is uninhabited similar to empty?

Unit 4 ● Week 1 expedition Key Words An expedition is a trip for exploring or studying. Where would you like to go on an expedition ? Why?

Unit 4 ● Week 1 labor Key Words Labors means a person or animal works very hard. Who labors in your home?

Unit 4 ● Week 1 dismantled Key Words Dismantled means taken apart. What are synonyms for dismantled ?

Unit 4 ● Week 1 abandon Key Words Abandon means to give up or leave something forever. What is a synonym for abandon ?

Unit 4 ● Week 1 get under way Function Words & Phrases In English, we use “get under way” to describe what you do when you begin something. Get under way means “to begin or start.”

Unit 4 ● Week 1 to take to (to board) Function Words & Phrases In English, we use “to take to” to describe something we do. To take to means “to board, or to get on.”

Unit 4 ● Week 1 lose the will to Function Words & Phrases In English, we use “lose the will to” to describe a sad feeling. Lose the will to means “to stop wanting to try to do something.”

Unit 4 ● Week 1 let alone (much less) Function Words & Phrases In English, we use “let alone” when we talk about things we don’t want to do. Let alone means “much less.”

Unit 4 ● Week 1 lifeboat Basic Words

Unit 4 ● Week 1 fuel Basic Words

Unit 4 ● Week 1 provision Basic Words

Unit 4 ● Week 1 glacier Basic Words

Unit 4 ● Week 1 blizzard Basic Words

Unit 4 ● Week 1 ice floe Basic Words

Vocabulary Words frigidtreacheroustriumph uninhabitedexpeditionlabor dismantledabandon