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Reef Encounters - VOCABULARY - HAROLD
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Example:
We saw jellyfish and sharks at the aquarium.
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Example:
We will release the baby turtles into the ocean.
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2. Remarkable
β Very special or amazing.
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11. Conservation
β Protecting nature and animals.
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Ate too much candy
Got a stomachache
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π Helpful Tip!
You can draw a chart like this to help:
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Example:
The dolphin show was truly remarkable!
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That was a brilliant idea to clean the beach together!
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Example:
There are over a trillion tiny plankton in the sea.
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8. Release
β To let go or set free.
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7. Negative
β Bad or harmful.
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Example:
Workers will construct a new bridge across the river.
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3. Shallow
β Not deep.
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4. Occupy
β To live in or take up space.
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9. Chemical
β A substance that can cause a reaction.
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caused
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10. Pollution
β Dirty things in the water, air, or land that hurt nature.
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14. Flood
β When too much water covers the land.
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There was heavy rain.
π So the streets got flooded.
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The effect
is what happens because of it.
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The cause
is why something happens.
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Example:
I was stunned when I saw how big the whale was!
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Example:
Some cleaning products have strong chemicals.
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Forgot homework
Got in trouble
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Example:
Ocean pollution is dangerous for sea life.
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A big storm caused a flood in the city.
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1. Construct
β To build something.
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π Effect:
It fell on the ground.
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Example:
We talked about sea turtle conservation in class.
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13. Stunned
β Very surprised or shocked.
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therefore
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6. Trillion
β A number with 12 zeros (1,000,000,000,000).
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as a result
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Example:
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due to
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Heavy rain
Flooded streets
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π Words That Show Cause and Effect:
Here are some words that connect cause and effect:
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π Think of it like this:
If you drop an ice cream, what happens?
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π¦ Cause:
You dropped your ice cream.
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Cause
Effect
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Heavy rain =
cause
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Example:
The fish swim in the shallow part of the water.
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12. Aquarium
β A place where sea animals live for people to see.
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Crabs occupy small holes in the sand.
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Flooded streets =
effect
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π§ What is Cause and Effect?
Cause and effect help us understand why something happens and what happens next.
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5. Brilliant
β Very smart or very bright.
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Example:
Pollution has a negative effect on ocean animals.
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π‘ Why is this important?
It helps you understand whatβs happening in the story and why things happen. That way, you become a super reader! πβ¨
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