vocabulary
Widdershins (adverb)
Widdershins (adverb): In a direction opposite to the sun's course; counter-clockwise.
Supercalifragilisticaxpialidocious
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
I walk to the store and I bought milk.
I walk to the store and I buy milk.
A thirsty crow found a pitcher with water too low to reach. Instead of giving up, it dropped pebbles one by one into the pitcher until the water rose high enough to drink.
Perseverance/Resourcefulness
Ballyrag (verb)
Ballyrag (verb): To bully or tease severely.
photosinthasis
photosynthesis
I will eat fish for dinner and drank milk.
I will eat fish for dinner and drink milk.
A beautiful, vain rose mocked a cactus for its looks, but when a summer drought dried her up, she had to ask the cactus for water, learning that appearance doesn't define value.
Non-Judgment/Kindness
Lackadaisical (adjective)
Lackadaisical (adjective): Lacking enthusiasm or determination.
biolominesence
bioluminescence
We all eat the fish and then made dessert.
We all eat the fish and then make dessert.
A lonely elephant was rejected by forest animals for being too big. When a tiger attacked, the elephant scared it away, proving that true friends come in all shapes and sizes.
Acceptance/Friendship
Chockablock (adjective)
Chockablock (adjective): Very full; crammed.
Sadium Clorid
Sodium Chloride
Anna and Mike is going skiing.
Anna and Mike are going skiing.
After a woodcutter dropped his iron axe into a river, a spirit offered him gold and silver axes. By admitting only the iron one was his, he was rewarded with all three.
Integrity/Honesty
Conflict
Conflict: The central struggle or tension between opposing forces
Vocabulary
the body of words used in a particular language
speelling
spelling
Matt like fish.
Matt likes fish.
A wise owl on an oak tree spoke less and listened more each day, seeing more than the talking birds, teaching that wisdom comes from observation, not loud opinions.
Wisdom/Observation