Key Vocabulary
Honor (verb): to show great respect
Freedom (noun): the right to live without being controlled.
Educational (adjective): having to do with learning.
Catalyst (noun): Something that causes quick change.
Endured (verb): suffered.
Ground Zero (noun): term used to describe the area that was attacked in downtown Manhattan on 9/11/2001.

Vocabulary Exercise:
Matching!
1. Honor ___ a. to show great respect
2. Freedom ___ b. having to do with learning.
3. Educational ___ c. the right to live without being controlled
4. Catalyst ___ d. term used to describe the area that was attacked in downtown Manhattan on 9/11/2001
5. Endured ___ e. Something that causes quick change
6. Ground Zero ___ f. suffered
Grammar Point:
Past Tense: The past tense -ed is used when you are writing or talking about something that happened in the past. For example, I wrote "...American soldiers have endured for 15 years"
Grammar Activity:
Please write 3 sentences using the past tense.
I have always wanted to visit the museum and memorial! It is so interesting teaching this now because we lived through it but our students weren't born yet.
ReplyDeleteGreat vocabulary selection for your students.
ReplyDeleteWonderful entry on 9/11 and Ground Zero!
ReplyDeleteGood choice of vocabulary! In the grammar point, however, your example is in the present perfect tense, not the past tense, which would be "they endured."