Vocabulary Lesson 1

Principal

• The head administrator of a school.

• The state I live in.

• A type of breakfast cereal.

• A type of sports car.

Soared

• A weapon used to battle an opponent.

• To rise or fly high in the air.

• The name of a color not found in a rainbow.

• A type of animal.

Strolled

• A way to catch a fish in the water.

• A type of sporting activity.

• To walk in a slow or relaxed way.

• A game played on the blacktop.

Worried

• Not paying attention in the classroom.

• Writing in a very sloppy manner.

• To be very excited or happy about something.

• To be uneasy or anxious.

Proud

• Having a chance of danger.

• Feeling pleased and satisfied over something owned, made or done.

• The force, strength, or ability to do something.

• A mass of tiny drops of water in the air.

Announced

• To persuade to do or to believe.

• The repetition of a sound.

• Dim or hard to see.

• To officially make known.

fine

• Having committed a crime or bad deed.

• Excellent or of high quality.

• To take or be in a flat or resting position.

• Faithful

Certainly

• Surely or without doubt.

• Nervously or fearfully

• To sleep lightly.

• To take part in a race or contest.

Place Value

• A straight line marked at equal spaces to show numbers.

• Always the same distance apart.

• The value assigned to a digit based on its position in a number.

• A coin with the value of one cent.

Regroup

• A coin with a value of 25 cents.

• A shape with four corners and sides.

• A unit of time.

• To put together or break apart ones, tens, or hundreds.