Click the play arrow below to watch a video about the word baffle. Then write a comment and tell me something that baffles you!
Monday, March 5
Monday, February 27
blunder
The word of the week is blunder.
Blunder is a noun.
A blunder is a silly or careless mistake.
If you are too hasty when doing work in the classroom, you might make a blunder, like forgetting to put your name on your paper.
I made a blunder when I forgot to put sugar in the chocolate chip cookies I baked. They tasted terrible!
Sometimes people call me Mrs. Horton instead of Ms. Hunter! That is an easy blunder to make, since our names are similar.
Have you ever made a blunder? Tell me about it!
Blunder is a noun.
A blunder is a silly or careless mistake.
If you are too hasty when doing work in the classroom, you might make a blunder, like forgetting to put your name on your paper.
I made a blunder when I forgot to put sugar in the chocolate chip cookies I baked. They tasted terrible!
Sometimes people call me Mrs. Horton instead of Ms. Hunter! That is an easy blunder to make, since our names are similar.
Have you ever made a blunder? Tell me about it!
Tuesday, February 21
irate
Hi first grade! The word of the week is irate.
Irate is an adjective.
Irate means angry.
Click on the play arrow below to watch a video about the word irate. Then write a comment telling me about a time when you were irate!
Irate is an adjective.
Irate means angry.
Click on the play arrow below to watch a video about the word irate. Then write a comment telling me about a time when you were irate!
Monday, February 13
cherish
Happy Valentine's Day, first grade! This week's word is a perfect word for Valentine's Day: cherish!
The word of the week is cherish.
Cherish is a verb.
Cherish means to care for or to feel love for.
When we cherish someone, it means that we care about someone, or that someone is special to us. I know you all cherish your friends and family! Here are some special people that I cherish:
I cherish my friend Mrs. Abell because she is a good listener.
The word of the week is cherish.
Cherish is a verb.
Cherish means to care for or to feel love for.
When we cherish someone, it means that we care about someone, or that someone is special to us. I know you all cherish your friends and family! Here are some special people that I cherish:
I cherish my friend Mrs. Abell because she is a good listener.
I cherish my brother Matt because we do fun things together. This is a picture of my brother acting silly on our trip to Belize.
I cherish the high school students in the youth group at church because they are really good at serving others. Here is a picture of the youth group on a mission trip.
I cherish the first graders at St. George's because they are good friends to each other!
Who do you cherish? Write a comment that tells someone you cherish and why you cherish that person!
Friday, February 3
jostle
The word of the week is jostle.
Jostle is a verb. Jostle means "to bump or push."
If you jostle the students next to you in line, you may be sent to the end of the line!
If you jostle the grocery bag that has a carton of eggs in it, the eggs might break.
The fifth graders who help make our Word of the Week videos are studying silent films in class. I hope you enjoy the silent film they made about the word jostle! Click on the play arrow below to watch the video. Then write a comment using "jostle" or "jostling" in a sentence.
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