Vocab. warmup organizer
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This document appears to be a weekly vocabulary worksheet for a social studies class. It provides spaces for students to define terms on Mondays, illustrate them on Tuesdays, use them in fill-in-the-blank sentences on Wednesdays, write original sentences using the terms on Thursdays, and incorporate multiple terms into a short story on Fridays. The goal is to help students learn and demonstrate understanding of new vocabulary words through a variety of activities each day of the week.
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- 1. Name: _________________________ Social Studies_____ Date: _________________ Weekly Vocabulary Warm-Up: Monday: (Define) (1) ____________________________________________________________________ (2) ____________________________________________________________________ (3) ____________________________________________________________________ (4) ____________________________________________________________________ (5) _____________________________________________________________________ Tuesday: (Illustrate)
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