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C. Thomas, 5 th Grade, Fairmont Charter School

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Unit 6 ● Week 3 elementary Key Words Elementary means dealing with the beginnings of something. What does a child learn in elementary school?

Unit 6 ● Week 3 physical Key Words Physical means relating to the body. Name an example of physical work.

Unit 6 ● Week 3 rigid Key Words Rigid means not changing or moving. Name something that is rigid.

Unit 6 ● Week 3 interact Key Words Interact means do things with other people. Is talking a way to interact with a person?

Unit 6 ● Week 3 wheelchair Key Words A wheelchair is a special chair for people who cannot walk. Do you know a person who uses a wheelchair ?

Unit 6 ● Week 3 up for grabs Function Words & Phrases Up for grabs means “to be available to anyone who can try out or apply.

Unit 6 ● Week 3 punch in Function Words & Phrases Punch in means “to press the keys or buttons on a keyboard.”

Unit 6 ● Week 3 in honor of Function Words & Phrases In English, we use in honor of to describe a way to praise important people. In honor of means “to praise or remember with respect.”

Unit 6 ● Week 3 far from being a Function Words & Phrases In English, we use far from being a to express an opposite. Far from being a means “the opposite, or in contrast.”

Unit 6 ● Week 3 sailing Basic Words

Unit 6 ● Week 3 cycling Basic Words

Unit 6 ● Week 3 in-line skating Basic Words

Unit 6 ● Week 3 martial arts Basic Words

Unit 6 ● Week 3 climbing Basic Words

Unit 6 ● Week 3 kayaking Basic Words

Vocabulary Words elementaryphysicalrigid interactwheelchair