Words that end in -re
When you divide something up among other people.
"I can ______ my toys with you if you want to play together"
Share
A number.
"4 * 2 = ____"
Eight
When someone plunges head first into water.
"I love swimming at the pool, but they say you cannot ______ in the shallow end"
Dive
A short sleep, especially during the day.
"After I got home from school I took a _____ before going to soccer practice"
Nap
When you raise something or someone to a higher position or level.
"Can you help me _______ this box? It's too heavy for me to do by myself."
Lift
"I have to take ______ of my little sibling because my mom is busy making dinner"
Care
To quarrel or argue.
"I had a _____ with my older brother because he ate my last cookie"
Fight
To hand something over or transfer something to someone else
"I _____ them a high five this morning"
Gave
To strike the palms of (one's hands) together repeatedly, typically in order to applaud someone or something.
"Everyone started to ______ when the singer finished her solo"
Clap
A thing given willingly to someone without payment; a present.
"My grandma said she had a _______ for me. I wonder what it could be. I hope its a new bike or money!"
Gift
"I _____ you to jump off of the highest diving board!"
Dare
Morally good, justified, correct or acceptable.
"She believed she was always ________ even though she missed half of the questions on her last test"
Right
To hollow out or a large underground chamber, typically of natural origin, in a hillside or cliff.
"I found a really cool _____ there were lots of neat rocks in there"
Cave
When you cover or enclose (someone or something) in paper or soft material.
"I have to _______ this present before my friend's birthday party so they don't know what it is when I bring it."
Wrap
When something has a smooth surface or texture that is pleasant to touch; not rough or coarse.
"This stuffed animal is super _______! I could cuddle with it for hours!"
Soft
When something is left empty or uncovered.
"The desert was _______ there wasn't anything to be seen for miles."
Bare
The period of darkness in each twenty-four hours; the time from sunset to sunrise.
"It's already _______ you should head to bed."
Night
To move one's hand back and forth in greeting or as a signal.
"The people on the parade float would ______ as they passed by the crowds."
Wave
To break or cause to break suddenly and completely, typically with a sharp cracking sound.
"Everyone jumped when the pencil broke. It made a loud _______."
Snap
An activity involving skill in making things by hand or having skill in one's work.
"The musician spends years perfecting his _______."
Craft
To be informed or told information about something.
"I wasn't _______ that those berries were bad for your health, or I wouldn't have picked them"
Aware
Having a small amount of weight
or
The natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible.
"This feather is very ______" or "This room has more _______ so it's easier to see"
Light
A past tense of weave.
We _____ our projects for the weaving unit.
Wove
When you layer two things or extend something over so as to cover partly.
"I was told to make a Venn Diagram I have to ________ two circles"
Overlap
To move or cause to move from one place to another, especially over a small distance.
or
The key on a keyboard that is held down to make a letter uppercase.
"Can you ______ over that desk? It's blocking the door."
"I pressed the _______ key because I forgot to capitalize my own name on my essay."
Shift