What activities can you do on a rainy day? Sometimes, rainy days can be boring when you are stuck inside the house. One activity you can do is watch movies. I love to watch my favorite movies on rainy days. I cuddle under my blanket, make myself hot chocolate or tea, and watch some of my favorite movies. Another activity you can do is go to a museum. There are many museums in the local area. There are many museums in New York City to travel to and visit. In addition, if you are stuck inside all day, you can clean and organize your living space. This activity isn't the most fun, but it will make you feel motivated and good about yourself that you were able to clean up your space.
Vocabulary:
1. Rainy: (adj.) having a great deal of rainfall
2. Boring: (adj) not interesting
3. Museum: (noun) a building in which objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited
4. Local:(adj) belonging or relating to a particular area or neighborhood, typically exclusively so
5. Visit: (verb) go to see and spend time with (someone) socially
6. Clean: (verb) make (something or someone) free of dirt, marks, or mess, especially by washing, wiping, or brushing.
7. Organize: (verb) arrange into a structured whole; order.
8. Motivated:(verb) stimulate (someone's) interest in or enthusiasm for doing something
Vocabulary Exercise:
1. I will _____________ the town next weekend.
2. You must really ___________ your room.
3. I will ____________ the papers on the desk.
4. You are very ________________ to work at the store.
5. You can visit the ________________ restaurant.
6. It will be a ____________ weekend because of the weather.
7. The activity was very ____________ that we couldn't complete it.
8. The Long Island Children ____________ is located in Garden City.
Preposition: providing information about the location in place and time, this part of speech usually comes before a noun or a pronoun to describe its relationship to another word or part of the sentence.
Activities:
1. Make a poster to describe a preposition and draw examples to show the prepositions.
2. Make a picture book showing the different prepositions.
3. Create a game deal with prepositions.
http://partofspeech.org/preposition/
A nice entry with all its components! I like your ideas for rainy day activities and pretty much do the same things.
ReplyDeleteI for one think rainy days are great days! The activities are good ideas for students to complete because prepositions are hard to describe to students. Having them create their own drawing to describe the different prepositions can help them remember them!
ReplyDeleteI really love the visuals!! Really shows different parts of a rainy day.
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