Grammar Go!
A word that means the same thing but sounds different than another word is a ...
synonym
What is the name of the horse we discussed on Wednesday?
Lulu
What does the S stand for in "SMART goal"?
Specific
What does "Prefix" mean?
"attached" "before"
"Pie" and "Pi" are ...
Homophones (sometimes)
What does "bay" mean when we talk about horses?
Brown (with black tail, mane and lower legs)
When we tell others about our goals, what do we hope they feel?
Excited
Confident
Something else positive
What does the prefix "re-" mean? For example:
do ... redo
view ... review
"again"
synonyms
What kind of competitions does the horse we learned about do? Give 2.
Barrel Racing
Pole Bending
Keyhole
Flag - Dropping (?)
What does the M stand for in "SMART goals"?
Measurable
What does the prefix "im-" mean?
possible ... impossible
polite ... impolite
"Your" has 2 homophones. What do they mean?
You're = You Are
Yore = Long Ago
Does Hannah own the horse she rides?
She leases her.
When might you share your goals with another person?
In a cover letter or interview.
What does the prefix "sub-" mean?
way ... subway
ordinate ... subordinate
marine ... submarine
I went to the PARK.
I went to PARK the car.
What time did Hannah sleep on Tuesday night?
She did not sleep until after 3am on Wednesday morning.
To explain the overall goal.
To share the specific goals.
To tell the steps we'll take to improve.
To share how we know we have succeeded.
To tell what we will do when we succeed.
Add a prefix to the word "place" to say "pushed out".
Displaced.
- displaced persons
- displaced water