Lesson 23 Instruction

Lesson 23 Instruction

solid (sol/id)

• noun: solid means something that is firm or hard that keeps its size and shape (synonym-a firm object)

• adjective: solid means to describe something that is firm or stable in shape (synonyms-hard, firm)

• Plory used the ice machine to turn the liquid into a solid.

• It was so cold, the stream had frozen solid.

liquid (liq/uid)

• noun-liquid means something that flows, can be poured, and takes the shape of its container (synonym-fluid)

• adjective-liquid means having the consistency that flows and can be poured (synonyms-fluid, wet)

• Yoop poured a liquid into his glass.

• Grease can be removed with liquid detergent.

classify (clas/si/fy)

• verb - action word

• classify means to sort things into groups

• synonyms for classify are sort, organize

• The objects were classified into two groups, plants or animals.

invisible (in/vis/i/ble)

• adjective - desscribing word

• invisible means unable to be seen

• synonyms for invisible are hidden, undetectable

• Our invisible friend eats pancakes for breakfast.

obvious (ob/vi/ous)

• adjective - describing word

• obvious means easy to see or understand

• synonyms for obvious are apparent, clear

• Snargg had an obvious hiding place.

indicate (in/di/cate)

• verb - action word

• indicate means to show that something is there or true

• synonyms for indicate are designate, show, point out

• The map indicates where the treasure is hidden.

Idiom of the Week

• "Call it a day"

• Call it a day means time to quit

• We call it a day right after the 9 hours of hard working!