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Red Kayak Day 2

What inspires people to act courageously? Concept Talk What inspires people to act courageously?

Suffix -ly Suffix ly is added to the end of a base word to change a word’s function in a sentence. Tell your partner what these ly words(adverbs) are describing.

Suffix -ly Her hair is naturally curly. They hungrily ate the pizza. The dog gingerly chewed on the bone. They skipped merrily along the hall. The cabin had a lovely view of the mountains.

Homographs With your partner, make a list of at least 10 homographs. Be prepared to share your list.

Amazing Words Ferocity: a great fierceness or intensity The lion roared with ferocity. Audacity: a willingness to be bold and take risks He showed audacity as he searched for the missing boy.

Vocabulary Compressions- pressing Frank is grateful the doctor used chest compressions to save his father. Grumbled-complained The students grumbled when the teacher told them they had a test.

Vocabulary Insistently-repeatedly The dog insistently barked at the boy. Minute- very small We found minute traces of chocolate on the counter top.

Vocabulary Neutral-non-working position of the gears If the car is in neutral, it won’t go anywhere. Normally- commonly The cats normally sit under the tree at night.

Vocabulary Intentionally- purposely He intentionally missed the plane.

Language Tell me what kind of sentence this is. What is your favorite ice cream? Interrogative We were really good friends. Declarative I love that book! exclamatory

Let’s check our daily fix it.