
A Christmas Carol Vocabulary Lesson
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English
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8th Grade
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Brooke Petersen
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12 Slides • 11 Questions
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Pre-Reading Vocab Activity
All Blocks
A Christmas Carol
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Word Cloud
How are you doing today?
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Friday is an early release day (School ends @ 11:35). Blocks 3, 4, 5 & 6
No school next week! School re-opens Tuesday, January 2nd
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You will learn 7 new vocabulary words in English
You will use the new words correctly in a sentence
You will understand the meaning of the words when you read the play "A Christmas Carol"
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1)Ambition
2)Dismal
3)Giddy
4)Heed
5)Morose
6)Ogre
7)Shabby
Key Vocab Terms
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An ambition is a particular goal or aim; something a person hopes to do or achieve
Ex: Steph Curry's fierce ambition helped him become a professional basketball player
Ambition
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If something is dismal, it is gloomy and depressing
Ex: If it's cold and raining, you could say that the weather is dismal
It can also mean "very bad or poor"
Dismal
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This word means playful or silly or filled with joy. Giddy can also mean a combination of these feelings- when you're so happy and excited that you feel silly and a little dizzy
Giddy
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If you heed someone’s advice or warning, you pay close attention to it and do what they suggest.
If a sign in the hallway says “CAUTION: Wet Floor" you should heed the warning and walk carefully
Heed
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Someone who is morose is extremely serious, unhappy and quiet
Morose
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An ogre is a frightening giant from myths and fairy tails that eats people
Ex: A person who is frightening and cruel might be referred to as an ogre
Ogre
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If something is shabby, it is old and worn out.
Ex: A shabby couch has gotten a lot of use-its color has faded, its fabric has frayed and its stuffing might be coming out
Shabby
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Multiple Choice
Which item is shabby?
A brand-new shirt that you plan to wear to the school dance
Your favorite sneakers, which are dirty and have holes in the bottoms
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Multiple Choice
Which might be described as a dismal afternoon?
Sitting outside in the rain watching your favorite soccer team lose the game
Having fun at an amusement park
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Multiple Choice
Jenessie's _________ is to secure a spot in one of the country's top ballet programs
Reform
Ambition
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Multiple Choice
Last year, the football team's record was_________: zero wins and nine losses
Giddy
Heed
Dismal
Ambition
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Multiple Choice
This word is similar to heed
Pay Attention To
Ignore
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Fill in the Blanks
If a sign in the hallway says "Caution: WET FLOOR", you should
Answer Choices: Dismal, Giddy, or Heed
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Fill in the Blanks
A person who is frightening and cruel might be referred to as an
Answer Choices: Shabby or Ogre
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Multiple Choice
Which word is similar to the word morose:
Cheerful
Gloomy
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Multiple Choice
Which word is similar to giddy:
Lighthearted
Bored
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Great Work!
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Word Cloud
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Pre-Reading Vocab Activity
All Blocks
A Christmas Carol
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