Judy Moody/Stink Vocabulary

Judy Moody/Stink Vocabulary

​When people are feeling moody, they might feel happy one minute and sad the next.

If you are moody your feelings change often and quickly.​

​Mom tried to swat the pesky fly in our house.

Something that is pesky is annoying.

Our teacher told us to write and illustrate our stories.

If you illustrate a book, you draw pictures that go with the story.

The colored thread was all snarled together.

If something is snarled, it is twisted and tangled.

The whole family looks forward to Aunt Betty's annual harvest feast each year.

An annual event happens once each year.

Lucas had practiced his speech in his head, but felt nervous as he recited it in front of the class.

If you recited something you said it aloud after you learned it.

The workers protested when they disagreed with the company's new policies.

If you protested, you said you did not agree with a statement or idea.

Multiple Choice

How could you cheer someone up who was moody?

• Talk to them and ask them to play with you.

• Tell them they are annoying.

• Push them down on the ground.

• Ignore them and hope they go away.

Multiple Choice

Which word means the same as pesky?

• annoying

• funny

• pretty

• invisible

Multiple Choice

Which things would you use to illustrate a book?

• paper clips and staples

• pizza and cheeseburgers

• crayons and markers

• toothpaste and a toothbrush

Multiple Choice

Which of these things might get snarled?

• hair

• pencils

• computers

• legos

Multiple Choice

Which of these events is an annual event?

• eating lunch

• your birthday

• playing with friends

• going to school

Multiple Choice

Which of these can you recite?

• paper and cans

• cars

• your hair

• a poem

Multiple Choice

Why do people protest?

• they do not agree with something

• they do agree with something

• they are tired and want to sleep

• they want to make new friends