Lesson 34 Vocabulary

Review Lesson

Examine

If you examine something, you look at it closely.

ExamineThe author had to examine many

caterpillars to find out how they eat.

I will name some things, and if you think you could examine it, point to your eyes.

• a colorful butterfly a beautiful song• water a large caterpillar• a nice smell a book• an insect a movie

Extraordinary

Something extraordinary is something that is very unusual or remarkable.

Extraordinary

People thought that the elephants’ art was extraordinary.

I will name some things. If you think the thing is extraordinary, you should say,

“Wow!”• a pet dinosaur a huge wave• a pile of sand a double

rainbow• a singing cat a singing bird• a shooting star a full moon

Captured

If you have captured something, you have caught it and are not letting it go.

Captured

I once captured a butterfly and then let it go after looking at it.

Pretend you are trying to capture a big bug. Show how you would do it.

Has anything ever captured your attention so that you didn’t want to

do anything else? Tell about it.

Command

When you command someone, you tell him or her what to do.

Command

I can command my dog to sit.

I will say some sentences. If I command you to do something, you must do it.

• Touch you toes. Who is wearing red?• Today is Tuesday. Say your name.• Open you mouth. I read many books.