Lesson 263: Vocabulary – Feelings words
Focus: Feelings words
Objective
What we'll learn
Learn the meaning of feelings words and use them in speech and writing.
For grown-ups
Parent & teacher intro
Great readers grow their word bank every day. When you learn a new word, use it in a sentence right away!
Warm-up
Interactive phonics activity
Read each word. Say what it means. Try to use it in a sentence.
Words
Word list
Practice
Example sentences
- I can see the joyful.
- We can see the curious.
- You can see the worried.
- They can see the proud.
Story time
Leo and the Joyful
Leo went to the park. Leo saw a joyful and a curious.
"Look!" said Leo. "The worried is by the proud."
Ivy came to help. Together they played with the surprised and the calm.
At the end of the day, Leo and Ivy smiled. What a wonderful Feelings words adventure!
Check for understanding
Comprehension questions
1. Where did Leo go?
2. What did Leo see first?
3. How did the story end?
STEM word of the day
🔬 gear
Meaning: a wheel with teeth that turns another gear
Example: The bike gear helps me pedal faster.
Review
Vocabulary review
- calm — A calm is something we can talk about or see.
- joyful — A joyful is something we can talk about or see.
- curious — A curious is something we can talk about or see.
- worried — A worried is something we can talk about or see.
Play
Fun challenge
Sort each word into the right group. (Tap a word, then tap a group.)
Feelings words
Other
Stretch