Free stingrays and remove harmful algae from the ocean. After removing enough debris from the stingrays, you will be asked to select the correct answer to continue.
Vocabulary Pinball
Click on the red flipper buttons to keep the ball in play. Try to hit all of the letters with the ball to spell a word. Next, choose the correct definition for the word. A correct answer gives a free ball and an incorrect takes a ball away. Hold down and release the green button to launch the ball! Try all of the lists or register to make your own!
tackle -- the tools needed for some activity or sport
amazed -- Zane's parents where __ when he made a 100!
interval -- Zane does his homework in __ because it is too much at one time.
league -- Third baseman Ellis has the best batting average in our __.
limit -- There is a __ on the number of people who can fit in a boat.
elect -- The people in the United states __ Obama for president.
court -- Everyone stood when Judge Jurgen entered the __ and took her place on the bench.
recreation -- Zane's favorite __ is wake surfing and wake boarding.
amazing -- It is __ that people can travel to the moon.
6.3
schedule -- The BLANK says that the last bus for Los Angeles leaves at midnight.
credit -- The Simpsons bought their car on BLANK and will make car payments of three hundered dollars a month for several years.
rigged -- Sawyer and I wanted a shady place to sit in the backyard, so we BLANK up a tent using two broom handles and an old blanket.
foul -- a BLANK smeall of chemicals cam from the jewelry polishing factory.
rigs -- Oil BLANK pump oil form a thousand feet deep.
6.4
foul -- With dark cloiuds above and a rising wind in our face, we biked as fast as we could to reach home before the BLANK weather hit.
credit -- I gave Zane the BLANK for finding my phone.
rigged -- Mom BLANK the sails while we loaded the picnic basket, towels and life jackets on the boat.
gust -- The BLANK of wind broke our trampoline.
fouls -- When you get more than four BLANK in baksetball you are pulled out of the game.
Lesson 4
border -- dividing line between 2 states or countries
border --
average -- result of adding a set of numbers and then dividing by total number in that set
moisture --
process --
average -- usual amount or kind of something
average --
flutter -- to wave or flap quickly but not regularly
flutter --
nectar --
suitable --
cocoon -- silky case that a caterpillar makes to protect itself before becoming butterfly
cocoon --
moist --
span --
Lesson 4 correction
timber --
coccon --
moist --
span --
suitable --
border --
moisture --
process --
average --
flutter --
nectar --
Lesson 4.1
nectar -- a sweet liquid produced by many flowering plants
span -- period or length of time
timber -- wooded areas of trees that can be used for wood products
timber -- tree trunks that can be cut into planks or boards
span -- the distance or a section between 2 objects or supports
suitable -- fit or right for some purpose or event
moist -- damp or slightly wet
process -- a number of steps that one take in order to do or make something
span -- stretch from 1 side to the other
average -- not special or unusual; ordinary
moisture -- small amount of water or other liquid, often in form of small drops
Lesson 5 voc
court -- an open,flat area marked off for a game or sport
interval -- a period of time between events
arctic -- very cold
elect -- to choose by voting for
amaze -- to surprise or cause wonder
amazing -- causing wonder or surprise
Lesson 5.2
league -- a group of people that works together for a common purpose
recreation -- anything a person does to relax or have fun; play
elect -- to make a choice
amazing -- It is ____ but true that time would slow down aboard a space ship travelign at high speed.
milestone -- a stone marker that gives the distance in miles to another point
court -- the home of a king,queen, or other royal person
amazed -- Freddy ___ his parents by tidying his room without being told.
limit -- a line or point beyond wich one may not go
tackle -- to grab or get in the way of a player in a game inorder to stop them or take the ball
interval -- a space between 2 things
arctic -- many people could not start their cars during las week's ___ weather.
Lesson 5.3
league -- a group of sports teams to see which is best
court -- the place where a judge holds trials and decides matters of law.
interval -- The announcer explained that there would be a ten minute __before the next race began.
milestone -- an important event
tackle -- to do or try to do something
elect -- this year Sui Lu ___ to go to summer camp closer to home
limit -- to keep from going beyond a certain point
Arctic -- the area around the North Pole,
Lesson 5.4
milestone -- On our hike we rested by a __ that said"Camden 26 miles."
interval -- the row of old oak trees, bordering the road, had been planted at __ of forty feet.
court -- After school, my friends and I met at the basketball __ to practice different shots.
league -- The__ began in 1993 to protect the wild lands in Alaska.
Arctic -- Polar bears, caribou and snowy owls are some of the animals that live in the ___.
elect -- The 4th grade studens __ the class president.
limit -- At our library, the __ to the number of books a person can borrow at one time is 10.
tackle -- Just as I caught the ball, Ian __ me
recreation -- Sally's favorite __ is ice-skating.
lesson 5.5
tackle -- Dad told my brothers and me that after cleaning our rooms, we could __ the basement.
court -- Each spring, knights and ladies gathered at the __ of Queen Eleanor of France, for contest, food and dance.
milestone -- Sending humans to the moon and bringing them back to Earth was an important __ in history of space travel.
limit -- Because teh party will be in the park, we will not __ the number of people who can attend.
league -- a group of sports teams that play each other to see who is best
Lesson 6
ordeal -- an unpleasant, painful, difficult experience or test
schedule -- a plan that gives expected time for different things to happen
credit -- Honor or praise; a way of expressing thanks
gust -- a sudden increase in the strength of the wind
rig -- to make or do something by using whatever is nearby
continent -- One of the seven great land areas of the world(Africa,Antarctica, NA, SA, Asia, Eruope, Austraila)
foul -- having an unpleasant taste or smell
plateau -- a braod, flat area of high ground
chasm -- a deep crack or opening in the earth
enable -- to make possilbe; to give the means to bring about
Lesson 6.2
ordeal -- an unpleasant, painful, or difficult experience or test
rig -- a machine or construction that is used for a special purpose
credit -- After the kitten was rescued, eveyone gave the BLANK to marcia, who had quickly climbed teh tree to get it.
schedule -- A flat tire put Lillian a half an hour behind BLANK. on her bike trip across Michigan.
foul -- in sports, a move or paly that is against the rule
Lesson6.1
rig -- to set up sails on a boat
continent -- Because Antarctica is very cold, it is the BLANK with the fewest people.
ordeal -- Leana's visit to the dentist was not the BLANK she had feared it would be.
foul -- Stormy, with stong winds and heavy rain
chasm -- When we came to the BLANK , we sawthat the only way across was an old rope bridge.
gust -- As the hurricane got closer, the BLANK of wind shook the house.
credit -- a way of buying things and paying for them later
schedule -- a list of times when trains, buses and airplanes arrive and leave
enable -- Living for a year in Greece BLANK eveyone in my family to learn to speak some Greek.
plateau -- After a thousand-foot climb, the explores reached the BLANK.
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