Lesson #15 Day 3

1. Lesson #15 Day 3

2. cozily If you lie cozily in someone’s arms, you are warm, comfortable and relaxed.

3. cozily If you are lying cozily on the couch, how do you feel? Would you sit cozily in a cold room with broken chairs? Do you sleep cozily at night?

4. interruptedIf you interrupted something, you stopped in the middle.

5. interrupted Have you ever interrupted your parents? Do you think it is polite to interrupt people who are talking? How do you feel when others interrupt you?

6. triumphantlyIf you say something triumphantly, you say it in an excited way that shows you are proud of what you have done.

7. triumphantly Have you ever triumphantly won a game? Do you think you would see a smile or a frown on a person who has triumphantly done something? Name times you have felt triumphant.

8. accomplishmentIf you have had an accomplishment, you have worked hard to get something done.

9. accomplishment I will name some things. If you think it is an accomplishment you would want to achieve, say “What an accomplishment!” If not, say nothing. becoming President writing a song writing you name fighting a fire making a bed taking a nap

10. admire If you admire someone, you think that person is very special because of the things he or she does.

11. admire I will name some people. If you admire the person, clap. If not, do nothing. a sports star a crying baby a good student a champion runner the mayor of a big city a bank robber

12. ambitionIf you have an ambition, you want to do something very much.

13. ambition I will name some activities. If you think that the activity names an ambition that most children love, give a “thumbs up”. If not, do nothing. winning a race hitting a home run eating an apple starring in a play meeting a famous person going to sleep

14. Grammar 1. Anna and (I/me) saw a dog. The dog barked at Anna and (I/me). 3. Rick and (I/me) saw the dog. 3. Rick and (I/me) saw the dog. 4. She wagged her tail at (I / me).

15. Personal Narrative Tells about something that has happened in a person’s life. Has a beginning/middle/end 3. Has words like I and me

16. My first day of school was scary. I felt so shy. Then I met Sam. Sam was my very first friend.