Today for my reading I have had to do a vocabulary activity were I need to find the definition for a word then write it down.
- Massive: Large and heavy solid
- Isolation: The process or fact of isolating or being isolated
- Nomadic: Living the life of a Nomad; Wandering
- Myriad: A Countless or extremely great number of people or things
- Volatile: (Of a substance) easily evaporated at normal temperatures
- Solstice: The time or date (Twice a year) at which the sun reaches its maximum or minimum declination marked by the longest and shortest days (21 June and 22 December)
- Crevasse: A deep open crack, especially one in a glacier
- Ingenious: (of a person) clever, original, and inventive
- Usability: The degree to which something is able or fit to be used
- Prosaic: Having or using the style or diction of prose as apposed to poetry; lacking amaginativeness or originality
Kia ora Ritchie,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your vocabulary activity. It was an interesting article about living on ice. What do you reckon it would be like to live in a very cold place?
You have clearly laid out your words. Next time you could colour the word in red and the definition in blue so the reader knows the difference. Just an idea.
Check your definition of Prosaic - how does this link to the article?
Stay Safe,
Miss McCombie
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Kia ora Ritchie,
ReplyDeleteGood job on completing the vocabulary activity. I like that you numbered your list of words so it is easy to read through. What is the most interesting word you have learned in this article?
Next time, I'd love to see you included some photos and probably examples to illustrate the meaning.
Keep up your good work!
Stay safe,
Miss Helen
Kia ora Ritchie - well done on completing & publishing your vocabulary activity onto you Blog. 'Living on Ice' sounds like such an interesting article to read. It would be such a cold environment to live in! Did you know some of the definitions of the words you have posted? I didn't know the meaning of myriad. Maybe next time you could present your post using some different colours to help define the information for the reader. Keep up the wonderful learning. Jen TA (Awhi below)
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Hello Ritchie,
ReplyDeleteI really like this blog post and let me tell you why. I like how well well you explained the the definition of each word. I also like how you added a blurb so people reading your work know what it is. But maybe next time make the blurb a bit bigger.
Kon'nichiwa Lucas thank you for commenting on my post,
DeleteI really like in your comment how you gave me something to work on next time and touched base on everything I included in my post.
Maybe next time you could read through your comment because I found a few mistakes and also next time you could ask a question for me to get more engaged in my comment.
What was the most interesting Word/Meaning you found in my post?
Over all this was a great comment and thank you for your all of your feedback.
From: Ritchie
Hello Ritchie,
DeleteThank you for replying to my comment. Next time I will try to put a question in my comment. Thanks for the feedback
Kia Ora Lucas,
DeleteIt would be good if you put a comment.
Thank you for your reply maybe next time you could answer the question I put in for you.
Hey Ritchie nice facts.
ReplyDeleteIce fact ideas are very easy to get.
You added a lot of facts.
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ReplyDeletekia ora ritchie i like this post because its easy to read and I didnt know the meaning if some of these so thanks
ReplyDeletemaybe next time you could add some more color
Kia ora Ritchie,
ReplyDeleteThis was cool to read and very well made. The words you have chosen are really good and I wouldn't change them a single bit.
Why did you pick these words? And if you didn't who did? And why these specific words?
Amazing!
Kind Regards
-Darion