CKLA Grade 4 Unit 3 Poetry Lessons 1 and 2 Vocabulary

words or sentences spoken by a character in a poem, play,

or story

fish eggs, an expensive and rare food considered a special treat

acceptable or good enough

unpleasant look

words or sentences spoken by a character in a poem, play,

or story

fish eggs, an expensive and rare food considered a special treat

acceptable or good enough

unpleasant look

words or sentences spoken by a character in a poem, play,

or story

fish eggs, an expensive and rare food considered a special treat

acceptable or good enough

unpleasant look

words or sentences spoken by a character in a poem, play,

or story

fish eggs, an expensive and rare food considered a special treat

acceptable or good enough

unpleasant look

section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines

basic unit of a poem; together, lines form stanzas

small part of a larger work; for example, one chapter of a novel or

one paragraph of a newspaper article

to reach a reasonable conclusion based on available evidence

blank space dividing two stanzas from each other

section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines

basic unit of a poem; together, lines form stanzas

small part of a larger work; for example, one chapter of a novel or

one paragraph of a newspaper article

to reach a reasonable conclusion based on available evidence

blank space dividing two stanzas from each other

section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines

basic unit of a poem; together, lines form stanzas

small part of a larger work; for example, one chapter of a novel or

one paragraph of a newspaper article

to reach a reasonable conclusion based on available evidence

blank space dividing two stanzas from each other

section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines

basic unit of a poem; together, lines form stanzas

small part of a larger work; for example, one chapter of a novel or

one paragraph of a newspaper article

to reach a reasonable conclusion based on available evidence

blank space dividing two stanzas from each other

section of a poem; consists of a line or group of lines

basic unit of a poem; together, lines form stanzas

small part of a larger work; for example, one chapter of a novel or

one paragraph of a newspaper article

to reach a reasonable conclusion based on available evidence

blank space dividing two stanzas from each other

amphibian found in many parts of the world

to be without

to want or wish for

small mammal native to Africa

horse, usually ridden by an important person or warrior