Vocabulary Instructional Routine Resource Chart
Unit 3, Week 5 Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type
Tier 2 word for Pinellas County: depend* (oral vocabulary)
Vocabulary Words
Macmillan Glossary
Definition
Additional Student
Friendly Definitions
Examples
demand
To ask for
something firmly
1. To ask for
urgently or
forcefully
2. To call for, need
When you demand
something, you ask
for it firmly.
I demand to know
who took the
cookie.
The angry customer
asked to see the
store manager to
demand an apology
from rude cashier.
Ask
(Student Interaction)
Synonyms/Antonyms
Show your partner
what you would
like if you were to
demand something
from someone.
Synonyms: claim
Antonyms: give,
grant, offer
emergency
A sudden event
that must be dealt
with quickly
Something that
comes without
warning and calls
for fast action
If something is an
emergency, it is an
urgent situation
that must be dealt
with right away.
furious
impatient
sincerely
snoop
Very angry
Easily annoyed
With honesty
To look around in a
sneaking way
Violent; fierce
Not able to put with
delay or opposition
calmly and without
anger
Someone who is
impatient is easily
annoyed.
Not false or pretended;
honest and true
Nose around
If you say something
sincerely, then you
really mean it.
To snoop is to look
around in a sneaky
way.
I get impatient when
my bus is late.
I sincerely care about
my school work.
It’s not nice to snoop in
other people’s private
things.
The businessman was
furious when he
missed his plane.
Fancy Nancy became
impatient when
people were late for
her party.
I signed my friend’s
thank you note
sincerely yours.
Tell your partner
an example of an
emergency.
Tell your partner a
word that is the
opposite of furious.
Antonym
Tell your partner
about something that
makes you impatient.
Tell your partner
something or someone
that you sincerely care
about.
Synonyms: crisis,
danger
Synonyms: mad, irate,
rabid
Synonyms: nervous,
restless, uneasy,
jumpy, fidgety, jittery
Synonyms: genuinely,
whole-heartedly
Antonyms: calm,
peace
Antonyms: cheerful,
elated, pleased
A lifeguard rescues
a person in a
swimming
emergency.
To be furious means
to be very angry.
I get furious at my
little sister when she
takes my toys.
depend *
When someone
depends on
someone they need
their support & help
Examples: Farmer
Brown depends on
the farm arnimals
for milk and eggs.
Students depend on
their teachers when
learning something
new.
In case of an
emergency call 911.
Antonyms: insincerely
Antonyms: patient
Tell your partner how
you would feel if
someone were to
snoop around your
things?
Synonyms: pry, poke,
interfere, meddle
Antonyms: ignore,
neglect
Could you depend
on someone who
says “no” when you
ask for their help?
Synonyms: bank on,
count on, rely upon,
turn to
Antonyms:
undependable,
unreliable
Vocabulary Words
Making Choices
Questions, Reasons and
Examples
Relating Words
Puzzles
demand
emergency
furious
impatient
sincerely
If I say something
that sounds like a
demand say yes
ma’am. If I don’t,
don’t say anything.
-may I ask you a
question?
-Give me back my
toy now!
-Clean your room!
-How are you?
-Come home right
this minute!
-can I use your
pencil?
If I say something
that describes an
emergency say 911.
If I don’t, don’t say
anything.
-tripping on the
sidewalk
-a house on fire
-being stung by a
bee
-falling out of a tall
tree
-hot soup burning
your tongue
-a car accident
If I say something that
would make you
furious make a
furious face. If I don’t,
don’t say anything.
-a sunny day
-breaking your
favorite toy
-spending the day
with a friend
-getting sick on the
first day of school
-rain on the day of
your big day at the
beach
If I say something that
would cause you to
feel impatient sigh
and cross your arms.
If I don’t, don’t say
anything.
-standing in a long line
-eating a slice a pizza
-sitting in traffic on the
way to your summer
vacation
-playing outside
-waiting for chocolate
chip cookies to come
out of the oven
If I say something that
you sincerely care
about put your thumb
up. If I don’t, don’t do
anything.
-your family
-your friends
-your pets
-doing your best work
-school
Why would a police
officer demand that
a reckless driver
show his or her
license?
Would you whisper
or speak loudly
when making a
demand?
Why is it important
to stay calm during
an emergency?
What is your behavior
like when you are
furious?
What is your behavior
like when you are
impatient?
Why would your mom
be upset if you
snooped through her
closet?
Name three things
that a second grader
might depend on
their parents for.
Why is it important
to talk calmly
during an
emergency?
Would you be furious
or delighted if you
had to go to school in
the summer?
If you are standing in
line at Disney World
stomping your feet
and sighing are you
being patient or
impatient?
What would it look
and sound like if you
were being sincere
about receiving a very
special gift?
Would you be
delighted if someone
sincerely thanked you
for being their buddy?
Why?
The boy had to
carefully snoop
around his brother’s
room to find his
baseball bat. Why did
he have to move
carefully?
Clue #1 The man felt
this way after he
wrecked his car.
Clue #2: A synonym
for this word is
pleased.
Clue #3: This word
has 3 syllables.
Clue #1; Waiting in a
long line may cause
you to feel this way.
Clue #2: An antonym
for this word is
patient.
Clue #3: This word
starts with a vowel
Clue #1: You might
sign a letter with this
word.
Clue #2: A synonym
for this word is truly.
Clue #3: This word
ends with –ly.
Clue #1: This means to
look for something in a
sneaky way.
Clue #2: This word has
a double vowel.
Clue #3: Loop rhymes
with this word.
Which of the
following comments
would go with the
word, depend?
I can’t help you.
You can count on
me.
No thanks.
Clue #1: Children
____ on their parents
to take care of them.
Clue #2: A synonym
for this word is count
on.
Clue #3: This word
has two syllables.
Clues #1: You
might say “give that
to me now” to
describe this word.
Clue #2 This word
rhymes with bland.
Clue #3 This word
begins and ends
with a d.
snoop
depend *
If what I say
completes the
following sentence,
say depend.
A baby must depend
on his mother for…
-food
-crying
-warmth
-comfort
-oxygen
demand
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When someone demands something
they ask for something firmly
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Synonyms:ask, interrogate, question, request, order,
insist on
Antonyms: give, grant, provide, supply, yield,
come up with
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emergency
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An emergency is a sudden event
that must be dealt with quickly
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Synonyms: crisis,danger
Antonyms: peace
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furious
When someone is furious
they are very angry.
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Synonyms: mad, irate, rabid,
Antonyms:
cheerful, elated, pleased
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impatient
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When someone is impatient they are
restless and easily annoyed.
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Synonyms: nervous, restless, uneasy, jumpy,
fidgety, jittery
Antonyms:
patient
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sincerely
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When someone acts or talks sincerely
they are honest and true.
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Synonyms: earnestly, honestly, genuinely, truly,
whole-heartedly, from the bottom of one’s heart
Antonyms: insincerely
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snoop
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To snoop means to look around
in a sneaking way
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Synonyms:
Antonyms:
f
interfere, pry, spy, poke one’s nose in
ignore
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depend *
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When someone depends on another person,
they need their support and help.
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Synonyms: count on, rely upon, turn to
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Antonyms:
undependable, unreliable