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36 Cards in this Set

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bothered
to annoy or pester; "Jake bothered me when I was trying to take my spelling test."
distance
space between two points; "My Dad measured the distance from the left side of the house to the right side of the house."
form
the shape of something or to form something into a shape; "We used the playdough to form a pizza".
attention
careful listening or watching; "You will not learn if you do not pay attention to your teacher."
perform
to do something requiring a special skill; "I love to watch my sister perform Irish Step dance."
supportive
to provide assistance; "Emma's coach is always supportive at her swim meets."
escape
to get away; "I will have to escape from jail if I want to play cops and robbers with Grace and Emma."
fright
sudden fear; "Dana's Halloween decorations gave Vinny such a fright."
nearby
close at hand; "The Stewart's shop is nearby my house."
cram
to put a lot of stuff in something; "Emma and I had to cram our sweaters in our dresser."
solution
to answer a problem; "Isabella came up with a solution to her Math problem."
strategy
a careful plan; "I have a good strategy for organizing the shoes."
sensed
became aware of, realized; "She sensed that someone was standing behind her."
especially
unusual; "I like cookies but I especially like Oreos."
memorize
to remember; "I will memorize my spelling words."
capacity
the largest amount an object can hold; "The capacity of my water bottle is 8 ounces."
haul
to pull or drag; "We had to haul the stones to the backyard."
proud
very pleased; "My Dad is so proud of me."
ambled
walked; "The dog ambled over to the garage."
politely
showing good manners; "She politely asked for more crackers."
pouted
pushing out your lips, unhappy: "She pouted when she couldn't have any more candy."
considerate
thoughtful, thinking of others; "It was so considerate of Grace to bring me ice when I fell off of my bike."
unexpected
a surprise; "My invitation to Morgan's birthday was totally unexpected."
routine
a way of doing something, a part in a show that is practiced: "I am so excited to start my gymnastics routine."
horrible
unpleasant; "I feel horrible after eating too many cookies."
invigorated
refreshed; "Emma feels so invigorated after drinking that ice cold lemonade."
presented
to show to everyone; "I presented my ribbon to the class on my sharing day."
aid
to help; "When Emma fell off her bike Vinny ran to her aid."
persistent
continue to do something; "Even though Vinny couldn't do a cartwheel at first, he was persistent to keep trying."
sweltering
to become very hot and sweaty; "We were sweltering on the playground so we jumped in the pool."
commotion
noisy and confusing; " The busy train station was full of commotion."
muffle
to quiet the sound of; "I didn't want the class to hear me cry so I tried to muffle the sound of my crying."
overflowing
fill over the top: "Mommy's coffee cup was overflowing with coffee."
locate
to look for and find; "Daddy can always locate the quickest way home."
search
to look for; "We had to search for my earring when it fell out in the pool."
symbol
letters or numbers that stand for something; "The symbol for peace can be shown with your fingers in the shape of the letter V."