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Cowboys Vocabulary and Amazing Words Second Grade Reading Unit 6 – Story 5

Vocabulary Words cattle trails cowboy railroad herd campfire galloped chuckwagon bellowed roundup

cattle Animals raised for their meat, milk, or skins.

trails Paths across fields or through the woods.

cowboy A person who works on a cattle ranch.

railroad A road or track of two steel rails.

herd A group of the same kinds of animals.

campfire An outdoor fire used for cooking or staying warm.

galloped To run very fast.

chuckwagon A wagon or truck that carries food and cooking equipment for cowhands.

bellowed To make a loud, deep noise.

roundup The act of driving or bringing cattle together from long distances.

Amazing Words climate livestock occupation buckaroo drover lariat legend rawhide

climate T he kind of weather that happens in a particular place.

livestock Animals such as cows or chickens that are raised on a farm.

occupation The work that a person does to earn a living.

buckaroo Another name for cowboy or cowhand.

drover Another name for a cowboy who herds droves of cattle along a trail.

lariat Another name for a lasso, or stiff ropes with a sliding loop at one end used for catching horses or cows.

legend A story that has been passed down through the years that many people believe.

rawhide An animal hide that has not been tanned, or made into leather.