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Seeing Stars

Unit 3 Week 3 Reading Street Third Grade

TermDefinition
dim somewhat dark, without much light
gas a substance that is not a liquid or solid that can expand indefinately
gigantic very large, tall or bulky
ladle large spoon with a long handle
patterns arrangements or designs
shine to give off light
temperature degree of heat or coldness
reflect to give back light, heat or a picture of something
microscope an instrument use for making small things look larger
microscopic something that is invisible without using a microscope
dusk the time after the sun goes down but before it turns dark
species a group of animals or plants that are a like in some way
twilight the time of early evening when it is just getting dark
detect to find out or learn of; to notice
sensitive easily affected by
downwind to be in the direction the wind is blowing
intimate very close or familiar
active moving about, working, or doing something
metaphor is a comparison between two unlike things that are a like in at least one way
similie uses words, like or as, to make a comparison
graphic source important information the author gives to help understand the text; ex. maps, charts, diagrams, illustrations and pictures
reference source a dictionary or glossary to find the meaning of words
almanac book of facts that is published once a year
subject (in a sentence) tells who or what performs the action
verb a word that tells the main action
clock an instrument used to tell time
large big
page
mark
kitten a baby cat
judge
crack
edge
pocket
brake to stop
change to make something different
ridge
jacket a piece of clothing worn over a shirt
badge a pin or patch
orange
ceiling to top of a room
advantage
pledge to make a promise
Kentucky a state in the United States
pencil a writing instrument usually made of wood and graphite
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