Grade 2 lesson 11 vocabulary power point
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The cardboard box was recently added to a list of great toys housed at a toy museum. The museum official thinks the cardboard box is a great toy. People can nominate their favorite toys online. Long ago, children engaged in recreational activities like stickball and croquet, while families leisurely strolled through parks and rambled during camping trips.
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- 1. By: Leigh Twigg At Play Long Ago and Today
- 2. The cardboard box was recently added to a list of great toys.
- 3. recently If something happened a short time ago
- 5. Would you recently have learned to fly a plane or learned to ride a bike?
- 6. The toy collection is housed at a museum.
- 7. housed Where something is placed or lives somewhere
- 9. What is housed at a zoo… A tiger or A horse
- 10. The museum official thinks the cardboard box is a great toy.
- 11. official Someone that makes decisions for the government or a business
- 13. Who do you think is an official for a school…? The school principal or a crossing guard
- 15. nominate When you suggest that someone should get an office, job, or honor
- 17. Which kind of pet would you nominate as the best pet of all?
- 18. Long ago, children played stickball and croquet for recreation.
- 19. recreation When you do something that is fun and relaxing
- 21. Would you take a test or play outside for recreation?
- 25. What might you do leisurely….? Walk in from recess or clean your room
- 29. Would you ramble in a playground or in a parking lot?
- 30. In the future, video games might become archaic.
- 33. Which is archaic? A typewriter or a computer
- 34. board
- 37. expensive
- 38. favorite
- 39. imagine
- 40. popular