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A Word a Day

A Word a Day. Grade 3 Week 12. DAY 1 Week 12. withdraw. Say the Word. withdraw. withdraw. verb When you withdraw something, you take it away or remove it. . withdraw. I’m not allowed to withdraw money from my savings account at the bank. I can only add money to it.

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A Word a Day

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  1. A Word a Day Grade 3 Week 12

  2. DAY 1 Week 12 withdraw

  3. Say the Word withdraw

  4. withdraw verb When youwithdraw something, you take it away or remove it.

  5. withdraw I’m not allowed towithdrawmoney from my savings account at the bank. I can only add money to it.

  6. Which words mean about the same as withdraw? • draw • enter • pull out • take out • take over

  7. Have you ever joined an activity or a game but then had to withdraw? Tell about what happened and why you decided to withdraw.

  8. withdraw

  9. DAY 2 Week 12 unfortunate

  10. Say the Word unfortunate

  11. unfortunate adjective Something that isunfortunateis unlucky.

  12. unfortunate It was unfortunate that Abby forgot to bring her swimsuit to the pool.

  13. unfortunate Which of the following situations are unfortunate? • getting a new puppy • winning the school-wide spelling bee • your house catching fire and burning • arriving too late to get a good seat at the movies • forgetting to turn in the homework that you worked so hard to complete

  14. unfortunate

  15. DAY 3 Week 12 banquet

  16. Say the Word banquet

  17. banquet noun A banquet is a big, formal meal for many people on a special occasion.

  18. banquet The chef prepared lots of food and a beautiful cake for the weddingbanquet.

  19. Which of the following might you see at a banquet? • beautiful china dishes • fine silverware • crystal goblets • fast food • paper cups

  20. Have you ever been to a banquet? How is a banquet different from dinner at your house?

  21. banquet

  22. DAY 4 Week 12 babble

  23. Say the Word babble

  24. babble verb When you babble you make sounds that don’t have any meaning.

  25. babble When the baby started tobabble, we knew it wouldn’t be long before she’d say her first real words.

  26. Which ones might babble? • a television newscaster • a teacher giving a spelling test • a chimp that is mimicking a person • aperson pretending to speak another language • someone who is so scared that he can barely speak

  27. Tell about a time when you were so scared, nervous, or excited that you started to babble. Why is it hard to understand someone who babbles?

  28. babble

  29. Day 5 Week 12: REVIEW • withdraw • unfortunate • banquet • babble

  30. withdraw ~ unfortunate ~ banquet ~ babble • One-year-old humans and monkeys do this. • Many weddings include one of these. • When a man takes money out of his bank account, he does this. • You could use this word to describe someone with bad luck.

  31. withdraw ~ unfortunate ~ banquet ~ babble • Mom decided to ____ my sister from preschool. • When the one-year-old twins ____ at each other, it almost sounds like real words. • It is ____ that Pablo caught a bad cold right before our trip. • The parents’ club held a ____ at a fancy restaurant to honor the graduating students.

  32. withdraw ~ unfortunate ~ banquet ~ babble • How lucky you were to break your arm! • Mom needs $100 to buy work clothes. She will deposit that much from her bank account. • I was so nervous about speaking in front of the class that I began to talk perfectly.

  33. TRUE or FALSEwithdraw ~ unfortunate ~ banquet ~ babble • A banquet is the same as a snack. • Most babies babble before they begin to say words. • An accident is an unfortunate event. • If you decide not to enter the talent contest, you withdraw your name.

  34. ANY QUESTIONS???You are now ready to take this week’s Word a Day quiz! • Write your name on the top. • Answer all questions. • Write a complete sentence with a capital letter, period. • Place your test in the white basket. • Read your anthology book to practice accuracy and improve fluency.

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