Crisp, Cool Fall

The warm weather is gradually coming to an end. A crisp, cool breeze will soon descend the colorful leaves from the trees. It is time to put away the bathing suits, flip-flops and sunscreen and fish out the sweaters and boots. During the season of Fall, houses no longer are decorated with vibrant colored flowers, yet they are embellished with gourds and bales of hay. Fall is a favorite season of mine because of its picture perfect weather. It is cool enough for sweaters, sweatshirts and boots, yet not cold enough for heavy winter gear. In America, Fall is the beginning of football, pumpkins, colorful leaves and apple picking. The start of Fall also means beginning of a pristine school year. I am fond for pumpkin spice latte's, apple pie's and a Thanksgiving feast. Fall is my favorite season as it brings glee to my taste-buds and wardrobe.

Vocabulary:

Gradually- slowly happening, happening bit-by-bit
Crisp- fresh, cold and sharp
Descend- to fall down/ to fall off
Vibrant- bright and colorful
Embellish- to decorate
Gourds- a large fruit with a hard skin, often looks like a pumpkin
Pristine- fresh and new
Fond- to like/ to love


Activity: Unscramble the Vocabulary Words

1. lyluadarg- __________________

2. nuof-         _________________

3. sleblhemi-__________________

4. cnedsed- __________________

5. isrpc-      __________________

6. ntivabr-  ___________________

7. intepsri -  __________________

Grammar Point- Adjectives: tell us about nouns (person, place or thing). The color, shape and size are examples of adjectives. Adjectives are describing words!

Write a paragraph using at least 4 adjectives describing Fall. Remember an adjective is a describing word! Underline your adjectives in red!

Comments

  1. Great entry and start to your blog! Fall seems to be most people's favorite season. Your grammar and vocabulary points are well done.

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  2. I like how you asked students to underline their adjectives in red. This is a good way to assess students after they have written their paragraph.

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