Rewards Vocabulary Lesson 12

Rewards Vocabulary Lesson 12

Permanent

Dependent

-ment

Permanent (adjective)

Permanent means lasting forever or occurring all

the time.

Synonym- Everlasting

Antonym- Temporary

Multiple Choice

What part of speech is the word permanent

• noun

• verb

• adjective

Multiple Choice

_________ means lasting forever or occurring all

the time.

• temporary

• permanent

• exaggerates

• incentive

Example

The Statue of Liberty has been

a permanent landmark in New

York Harbor since 1886. The

statue was a gift to the United

States from the people of France.

Microphone Check

Be prepared to come on microphone and share an example of something that you think is permanent.

For Example: Think of how computers are a part of our lives ever since they became invented.

Permanent Word Family

• permanent –adjective

• permanently –adverb

Read the Paragraph

In humans, permanent teeth

begin to appear at age six and

replace all of the baby teeth

by about age 13. Four more

permanent teeth come in by

age 21. Adults can have all 32

of these teeth permanently if

they care for them by brushing,

flossing, and visiting the dentist.

Dependent (adjective)

To be dependent on something or someone

means to need that thing or person in order to

succeed or survive.

Synonym-Reliant

Antonym-Independent

Multiple Choice

What part of speech is the word dependent?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

Multiple Choice

To be _________ on something or someone

means to need that thing or person in order to

succeed or survive.

• permanent

• incentive

• dependent

• exaggerates

Example

Babies and toddlers are

dependent on adults for food,

shelter, clothing, and love. Being

dependent on adults continues

to be a normal part of a child’s

life as he or she gets older.

Example

This teenager is still dependent

on adults for some things. In what

ways might she be dependent

on adults?

Come on microphone and start with:

One way that she is dependent

on adults is . . .

Open Ended

How might a teenager be dependent on an adult?

Begin by saying.

One way that she is dependent on adults is . . .

Word Family

• dependent –adjective

• dependence –noun

• independent –adjective

• independently –adverb

• independence –noun

Read the paragraph

Human babies are dependent on caretakers to meet their needs. This dependence on caretakers continues throughout childhood. Teens want to be independent. Teens begin to act more and more independently by managing their homework, doing chores without direction, and getting part-time jobs. This transition continues until adulthood, when people experience the most independence.

-ment

• Indicated that the word is a noun

• Act of, state of, result of

Multiple Choice

A noun that means the result of postponing a delay of something until later.

• excessive

• reluctant

• postponement

Multiple Choice

A noun that means the act of entertaining; the show or the play that entertains you.

• passage

• brilliant

• entertainment

Multiple Choice

A noun that means the state of being unemployed; the state of being without a job.

• disinfectent

• unemployment

• discription

Review

-intention

-administers

-exaggerates

-incentive

Multiple Choice

Something that is meant to motivate

• intention

• administers

• exaggerates

• incentive

Multiple Choice

Something that you plan to do

• intention

• administers

• exaggerates

• incentive

Multiple Choice

Managing an organizations activities and schedules

• intention

• administers

• exaggerates

• incentive

Multiple Choice

He or she tells someone that something is worse or more dramatic then it really was

• intention

• administers

• exaggerates

• incentive