Fears and Phobias (2)

Fears and Phobias Vocabulary

A Collections Lesson

Open Ended

People who fly despite a fear of flying can become used to unfamiliar sensations like takeoff or turbulence.

What do you think "turbulence" means?

Frame: I think turbulence means... because...

​turbulence

​definition: interruption in the flow of wind that causes planes to rise, fall, or sway in a rough way

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​pos: noun

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​job: subject or object

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​ex: The turbulence from the storm made me shake with fear as badly as the plane was shaking.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses the word "turbulence" correctly?

• That plane was so turbulence.

• We turbulenced over and over, spinning crazily through the air.

• The turbulence made me worry we would never land safely.

• The turbulence plane was very frightening.

Open Ended

Having a phobia isn't a sign of weakness or immaturity.

What do you think "immaturity" means?

Frame: I think immaturity means... because...

​immaturity

​definition: the state of not being fully developed or grown

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​pos: noun

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​job: subject or object

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​ex: Plant seeds are a state of immaturity since they are not grown.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses the word "immaturity" correctly?

• My dog was so immaturity and cute.

• Her immaturity showed when she cried because her mom wouldn't buy her candy.

• We immaturity my brothers and sisters.

• I think my brother is immaturity when he doesn't do his chores.