Wedding Days
Preparing for a wedding can be exciting, frustrating, nerve wrecking
and simply a roller coaster of emotions
altogether. I remember preparing for the big day myself, mixed with many wonderful
feelings and taking that roller coaster ride up and down, up and down.
Now a new preparation begins and in only a few weeks, I will walk down the aisle again. This time I will not walk
down the isle as a bride, but as a Maid
of Honor or MOH as it is
otherwise known. As I think about the many special events that will take place
that evening, the terrifying walk
down the isle, the exchange of the ring and the vows, the big kiss and that
last but not least, the BIG celebration that follows.
Vocabulary:
Exciting: to
stir up emotions or feelings
Frustrating:
feeling disappointed or dissatisfied
Emotions: feelings
like joy, sorrow and hate
Preparation: getting
ready for something in the future
Aisle: walkway
between a long section of seats in a theatre or church.
Maid of Honor
: a woman who is the attendant to the bride
MOH : acronym
for Maid of Honor
Terrifying:
filled with fear
Vocabulary Activity:
An Acronym is a word formed from the initial letters or groups of letters of words in a set phrase or series of words for example MOH is the acronym for Maid of Honor
as Wac from Women's Army Corps, OPEC from Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, or loran from long-range navigation.
Look for 5 existing acronyms and write the acronym and definition below
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Grammar point:
The addition
of the letter ly would turn the word terrifying (an adjective) into an adverb, terrifyingly.
Adverbs are words that modify verbs
or clauses
Grammar activity:
Pick out all of the adverbs or adverbial phrases in this
paragraph and underline them , Use them in a sentence of your own.
I really liked the vocabulary activity. Too often we assume that the students know what an acronym or what it stands for, but we have to explicitly teach this point.
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