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A Chair For My Mother *Robust Vocabulary* Created By: Mrs. Rodriguez June 2009

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Page 2: A Chair For My Mother *Robust Vocabulary* Created By: Mrs. Rodriguez June 2009

allowance

If you get money for doing chores

or helping at home, you may

get an allowance.

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*When I was little, I got an allowance each week for helping to

set the table.

*Gina had been saving her allowance for months so she could

buy her mother a birthday gift.

allowance

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* Would someone get an allowance for doing the dishes or for breaking them?

*What are some things that you might do at home to earn an allowance?

*What are some things you would like to spend your allowance on?

allowance

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*Mom’s cheeks were as rosy as tomatoes.

*A rosy sunset fills the sky with red and pink colors.

rosy

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*Which of these might you describe as rosy-

a sunburn or dark, brown hair?

*How would you look if you had rosy cheeks?

*Tell about a time when your

cheeks were rosy.

rosy

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thriftyIf you are thrifty, you are

careful about spending money.

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*Grandma was thrifty so she always looked for a good bargain on the things she

bought.

*Are you thrifty if you don’t care about the price or if you

look for sales? Explain.

thrifty

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* Do you think it is better to be a thrifty person or a person who spends a lot of money?

Why?

* How can you tell if someone is a thrifty person?

thrifty

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*The girl was industrious because she worked hard at the diner after

school.

*Industrious workers make sure to get their work done.

industrious

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* Would you be an industrious worker if you worked hard or if you

were lazy? Explain.

*Would you like to be described as industrious? Explain.

*What are some things an industrious student is most likely to

do?

industrious

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*I always find great bargains at Target.

*Suppose you found peaches for $0.30 a pound. Would that price be a bargain if the fruit was rotten? Why or why not?

bargain

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* Would you be getting a bargain if you paid $5.00 for a candy bar that usually

costs 50 cents? Explain.

*When you shop for a present, should you try to find just the right present for the

person or should you look for a bargain? Explain.

*How can you tell if something is a bargain?

bargain

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*I spoiled my dinner by eating my dessert first.

*He spoiled the movie for me when he told me what was going to happen at the end.

spoiled

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* Is a torn shirt spoiled? Explain.

* What might cause a picnic or a party to be spoiled?

* Describe what spoiled fruit looks and smells like.

spoiled

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comfortable

*How would comfortable shoes feel on your feet? Would

they feel tight or could you wiggle your toes in them?

*I feel very comfortable wearing my pajamas!

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*Would you be comfortable sitting on a soft chair? Explain.

*What kind of bed do you think is comfortable to sleep in? Why?

*Are you more comfortable in a soft chair at home or in a chair at school?

Explain.

comfortable

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*Ricky’s dad gave him a boost so that he could see the

parade.

*She boosted her little brother up to reach the game

on the high shelf.

boost

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* When might you give someone a boost?

*When might it not be a good idea to give someone a boost?

*Would you need a boost to touch the ceiling? Explain.

boost

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*I had to exchange my pants for a bigger size because they did not fit

me.

*He exchanged his old pencil for a new one.

exchanged

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*You were given a sweater that looks exactly like a sweater your best friend has. Is this something you would have

exchanged? Why or why not?

* Which word has almost the same meaning as exchanged: swapped or

tore?

exchanged

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If you deliver something, you take it from one place and bring it to

another.

delivered

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*I ordered Jimmy John’s for lunch and had it delivered.

* The delivery man gave me an important package.

*The mailman had to deliver all of the mail before 1:00pm.

*The food was delivered just in time for the party!

delivered

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*What kinds of things might be delivered to our school?

*Which word has almost the same meaning as delivered: brought or kept? Explain.

*What kinds of things are delivered by postal workers?

delivered

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My mom gave me an ________ for cleaning my room.

A. allowanceB. rosy

C. thriftyD. industrious

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My mom gave me an allowance for cleaning

my room.

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My cheeks were ____ when I finished running in gym.

A. allowanceB. rosy

C. thriftyD. industrious

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My cheeks were rosy when I finished running

in gym.

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She is very ______ because she saves her money.

A. bargainB. thrifty

C. spoiledD. delivered

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She is very thrifty because she saves her

money.

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Someone who works very hard is __________.

A. thriftyB. rosy

C. industriousD. exchanged

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Someone who works very hard is

industrious.

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The lady found a great ______ when she went to the

store.

A. comfortableB. boost

C. exchangedD. bargain

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The lady found a great bargain when

she went to the store.

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The food was left out on the counter and it became ________.

A. spoiledB. boost

C. deliveredD. exchanged

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The food was left out on the counter and it became spoiled.

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The fluffy chair was much more _______ than the wooden one.

A. spoiledB. comfortable

C. rosyD. thrifty

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The fluffy chair was much more comfortable than

the wooden one.

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The man gave his son a ______ so that he could reach the sink

to wash his hands.

A. industriousB. boost

C. bargainD. comfortable

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The man gave his son a boost so that he could reach the

sink to wash his hands.

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Maria ________ her shirt for a new one because it did

not fit her.

A. industriousB. boost

C. exchangedD. comfortable

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Maria exchanged her shirt for a new one because it did

not fit her.

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The pizza was ________ an hour after we ordered it.

A. spoiledB. comfortable

C. rosyD. delivered

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The pizza was delivered an hour after

we ordered it.

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Can you read these words?

1. allowance2. rosy

3. thrifty4. industrious

5. bargain6. spoiled

7. comfortable8.Boost

9. exchanged10. delivered