Vocabulary Lists
Language Arts
Reading: Fiction, Fantasy, Tall Tale, Myth , Fable, Play, Nonfiction , Autobiography, Biography, Informational Texts, Personal Narratives, Poetry, Fables, Play
Writing: Journal Writing, Creative Writing, and Graphic Organizers, Brochure, Recipe, Invitation, Greeting Card, Lists, Letter, Article, Autobiography, Biography, Reports
Vocabulary: Synonyms, Antonyms, Homophones, Homographs, Homonyms, Prefixes, Root words, Suffixes
Comprehension: Response to Text, Text to Self, Main Idea, Summary, Sequence
Grammar: Sentence Structure, Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, Articles, Punctuation, Capitalization, Commas, Apostrophes
Social Studies
Communities Physical Characteristics –Location, Geographic tools, Distance, Direction, Scale, Symbols, Landform, Region, Climate, Natural Resources
Communities History- Past, Present, Future, Chronology, Change, Technology
Cultural Heritage-Celebration, Values, Immigrants / Migration, Art, Religion, Race, Choice, Citizenship
Economic Systems-Budget, Spending, Saving, Earning, Supply / Demand, Goods / Services, Consumers, Cause / Effect
Structure of Government-Civic Responsibility, Good Citizenship, Branches of Government Basic Needs, Community Jobs, Government / Laws, Community Services, Culture / Customs / Traditions
Math
Digit |
Expanded Notation |
Hundred |
Number |
Numeral |
Place Value |
Thousands |
Value |
Compare |
Greater Than > |
Less Than < |
Equal to = |
Greatest |
Least |
Order |
Bills |
Currency |
Coins |
Dime |
Nickel |
Penny |
Quarter |
Half-Dollar |
Dollar |
Denominator |
Equal |
Fractional part |
Numerator |
Set of Objects |
One Whole |
Halves |
Thirds |
Fourths |
Fifths |
Sixths |
Sevenths |
Eights |
Ninths |
Tenths |
Elevenths |
Twelfths |
Fraction |
Equivalent |
NOT Equal to |
Concrete Models |
Simplify |
Addition |
Difference |
Joining |
Minus |
Plus |
Separating |
Subtraction |
Sum |
Operation |
Addend |
Fact Family |
Inverse |
Regrouping |
Array |
Columns |
Factor |
Groups of |
Multiples |
Product |
Repeated Addition |
Rows |
Dividend |
Divisor |
Divisible |
Equal Groups |
Remainder |
Number Sentence |
Quotient |
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Rounding |
About |
Reasonable |
Pattern |
Estimate |
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Geometric Patterns |
Sequence |
Increasing |
Decreasing |
Multiplication Facts |
Skip Counting |
Paired Numbers |
Labels |
Table |
Input |
Output |
Relationship |
Sides |
Vertices |
Angles |
Circle |
Polygon |
Triangle |
Square |
Rectangle |
Quadrilateral |
Rhombus |
Trapezoid |
Parallelogram |
Pentagon |
Hexagon |
Octagon |
Vertex |
Edge |
Face |
Cone |
Cube |
Cylinder |
Rectangular Prism |
Sphere |
Square Pyramid |
Triangular Pyramid |
Attributes |
Congruent |
Lines of Symmetry |
Horizontal |
Vertical |
Diagonal |
Reflection |
Rotation |
Translation |
Foot |
Inch |
Yard |
Millimeter |
Centimeter |
Meter |
Kilometer |
Miles |
Perimeter |
Area |
Capacity |
Ounce |
Cup |
Pint |
Quart |
Gallon |
Milliliter |
Liter |
Volume |
Weight |
Mass |
Degrees |
Temperature |
Fahrenheit |
Analog |
Digital |
AM |
PM |
Quarter past |
Quarter after |
Quarter to |
Hours |
Minutes |
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Pictograph |
Scale/Interval |
Key/Legend |
Bar Graphs |
Less Likely |
Equally Likely |
Certain |
Impossible |
Probability |
More Likely |
Science
Physical Science
Simple Machine –A system that makes work easier or changes the direction of the applied force
Force –The push or pull that alters the motion of a moving object or moves a stationary object
Matter –A material that occupies space and has mass
Mass –The amount of matter in something
Temperature –The degree of coldness or hotness on a definite scale
Volume –The amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object
Earth Science
Planet – large body in the sky that revolves around a star. The Earth, a planet, revolves around the sun, a star
Solar System – the set of planets and the sun where the Earth is located. The planets revolve around the sun
Star – an object in the sky which produces energy the sun is an average star
System – a group of parts or items that form a unified whole
Weathering –the action of physical conditions on Earth (weather) that cause earth materials to change in color, texture, composition, or form; mechanical or chemical processes which break rocks down into smaller pieces
Erosion –the process where earth materials are broken down and moved from one area to another
Renewable resource –natural resources that are constantly being recycled. An example of a renewable resource is water.
Nonrenewable resource –natural resources that are used up at a rate faster than they can be replaced by natural process. Examples of nonrenewable resource are fossil fuels and gold.
Inexhaustible resource –natural resources which will not be used up during our lifetime based on the current rate of use on Earth
Habitat –the place where an organism lives. Habitats supply the organism with food, shelter, moisture, and temperature for survival.
Ecosystem –the living and nonliving components of an area
Preservation –maintaining the conditions present in a natural environment
Conservation –saving resources present in a natural environment
Life Science
Heredity –The passing of traits from parents to offspring
Parent –An organism, animal or plant that can bring forth offspring
Offspring –The living organism that is the result of reproductive processes of animals or plants. Babies are considered the offspring of their parents.
Adaptation –An adjustment an organism makes to better fit into or exist in its environment.
