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1 Unit 10 Vocabulary Cards Skills Strand Grade 3 Core Knowledge Language Arts
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3 time traveler
4 someone who travels back and forth to different points in time (time travelers, time traveling, time travel) Unit 10: Introduction
5 creation
6 the act of making something new Unit 10: Introduction
7 colony
8 an area in another country settled by a group of people that is still governed by the native country (colonial, colonies) Unit 10: Introduction
9 distinct
10 clearly different from other things Unit 10: Introduction
11 originally
12 at first Unit 10: Introduction
13 homeland
14 the country where someone was born or grew up (homelands) Unit 10: Introduction
15 successful
16 reaching a goal you had (succeed) Unit 10: Chapter 1
17 galleon
18 a large sailing ship (galleons) Unit 10: Chapter 1
19 persuade
20 to convince (persuaded) Unit 10: Chapter 1
21 would-be
22 hoping to be a particular type of person Unit 10: Chapter 1
23 overgrown
24 covered with plants that have grown in an uncontrolled way Unit 10: Chapter 1
25 alarming
26 disturbing or causing fear Unit 10: Chapter 1
27 harshest
28 most difficult and unpleasant Unit 10: Chapter 1
29 beg
30 to ask for money or food (begged) Unit 10: Chapter 1
31 gulp
32 to swallow quickly or in large amounts (gulped) Unit 10: Chapter 2
33 squint
34 to look at something through partially closed eyes Unit 10: Chapter 2
35 mistress
36 the female head of the household Unit 10: Chapter 2
37 tattered
38 old and torn Unit 10: Chapter 2
39 grimy
40 dirty Unit 10: Chapter 2
41 raggedy
42 tired from stress and wearing tattered clothes Unit 10: Chapter 2
43 street children
44 children whose parents had died so they lived on their own on the streets of London Unit 10: Chapter 2
45 Powhatan
46 a Native American group from what is now eastern and southeastern Virginia; The Powhatan lived in longhouses, grew crops like beans, squash, and corn, and hunted and fished. Unit 10: Chapter 2
47 well-being
48 a feeling of happiness and good health Unit 10: Chapter 2
49 transplant
50 to dig up a plant and plant it somewhere else (transplanted) Unit 10: Chapter 2
51 pluck
52 to pull something quickly to remove it (plucked) Unit 10: Chapter 2
53 brow
54 forehead Unit 10: Chapter 2
55 orphan
56 a child whose parents are no longer alive Unit 10: Chapter 3
57 chapel
58 Christian religious services Unit 10: Chapter 3
59 trod
60 walked on or over Unit 10: Chapter 3
61 shaft
62 ray or beam (shafts) Unit 10: Chapter 3
63 illuminate
64 to light up (illuminated) Unit 10: Chapter 3
65 scurry
66 hurried movement (scurrying) Unit 10: Chapter 3
67 plantation
68 a large farm, usually found in warm climates, where crops such as cotton, rice, and tobacco are grown Unit 10: Chapter 4
69 sack cloth
70 rough cloth used to make sacks or bags for carrying things Unit 10: Chapter 4
71 transport
72 to carry from one place to another Unit 10: Chapter 4
73 chore
74 a small job done regularly (chores) Unit 10: Chapter 4
75 heap
76 a lot of Unit 10: Chapter 4
77 swamp fever
78 malaria; a sickness stemming from being bitten by infected mosquitos found in warm climates Unit 10: Chapter 4
79 tend
80 to take care of Unit 10: Chapter 4
81 swamp
82 wet, spongy land that is often partially covered with water Unit 10: Chapter 4
83 twinkling
84 sparkling Unit 10: Chapter 4
85 talking to
86 the act of scolding or a serious conversation during which you tell someone why his/her behavior is wrong Unit 10: Chapter 4
87 rickety
88 poorly made and could break at any moment Unit 10: Chapter 4
89 bitterly
90 extremely Unit 10: Chapter 5
91 devour
92 to completely destroy Unit 10: Chapter 5
93 debtor
94 a person who owes money (debtors) Unit 10: Chapter 5
95 debt
96 money or something else owed (debts) Unit 10: Chapter 5
97 seamstress
98 a woman who sews as a job Unit 10: Chapter 5
99 ban
100 to forbid, not allow (banned) Unit 10: Chapter 5
101 threat
102 the possibility that something harmful and bad might happen Unit 10: Chapter 5
103 Pilgrim
104 a person who left England to find a new place to practice religion in his/her own way; Pilgrims started a colony in Plymouth, Massachusetts in (Pilgrims) Unit 10: Chapter 6
105 wrestler
106 a person who fights by holding and pushing (wrestling) Unit 10: Chapter 6
107 indicate
108 to make a sign of (indicated) Unit 10: Chapter 6
109 reveal
110 to make known (revealed) Unit 10: Chapter 6
111 anxiously
112 acting nervous or worried Unit 10: Chapter 6
113 English Separatist
114 a person who was unhappy with the Church of England and wanted to start a new church with others who felt the same way (English Separatists) Unit 10: Chapter 6
115 worship
116 to show love and devotion to God or a god by praying or going to a religious service Unit 10: Chapter 6
117 harass
118 to continuously annoy or bother (harassed) Unit 10: Chapter 6
119 witness
120 to see something happen (witnessed) Unit 10: Chapter 6
121 beloved
122 greatly loved Unit 10: Chapter 6
123 intend
124 to plan (intended) Unit 10: Chapter 6
125 off course
126 not following the intended plan Unit 10: Chapter 6
127 destination
128 the place someone is traveling to Unit 10: Chapter 6
129 foreigner
130 a person who is living in a country that is not his/her homeland (foreigners) Unit 10: Chapter 7
131 tribe
132 a large group of people who live in the same area and have the same language, customs, and beliefs Unit 10: Chapter 7
133 Patuxet
134 a Native American group from the area around Plymouth and what is now southeastern Massachusetts; The Patuxet grew corn, fished, hunted, and helped the Pilgrims when they first arrived at Plymouth. Unit 10: Chapter 7
135 Puritan
136 a member of a group of people who wanted the Church of England to be purer and thus left England to find a new place to practice religion. Some Puritans were Pilgrims, like some English Separatists were. (Puritans) Unit 10: Chapter 8
137 sermon
138 a message delivered orally by a religious leader, usually during a religious service, that is designed to teach Unit 10: Chapter 8
139 Elder
140 a formal name for addressing a minister or religious leader Unit 10: Chapter 8
141 minister
142 a religious leader or pastor Unit 10: Chapter 8
143 pure
144 free from evil (purer) Unit 10: Chapter 8
145 request
146 an act of politely asking for something (requests) Unit 10: Chapter 8
147 harbor
148 an area of calm, deep water next to land where ships can safely put down their anchors (harbors) Unit 10: Chapter 8
149 flutter
150 to become excited or nervous Unit 10: Chapter 8
151 dock
152 a platform that sticks out in water so boats and ships can stop next to it to load and unload things Unit 10: Chapter 8
153 glorious
154 wonderful Unit 10: Chapter 8
155 pheasant
156 a large bird with a long tail that is hunted for fun and for food Unit 10: Chapter 8
157 homesick
158 sad because you are away from your home, homeland, or family and friends Unit 10: Chapter 8
159 just
160 fair Unit 10: Chapter 8
161 sacrifice
162 the act of giving up something you like for something that is more important Unit 10: Chapter 8
163 Bible
164 the book of holy, religious writings in the Christian religion Unit 10: Chapter 8
165 mend my ways
166 change behavior to be a better person Unit 10: Chapter 8
167 preach
168 to talk about a religious subject (preaching) Unit 10: Chapter 8
169 cabin
170 a small house, usually made of wood (cabins) Unit 10: Chapter 9
171 acre
172 a measurement of an area of land that is almost the size of a football field (acres) Unit 10: Chapter 9
173 rye
174 a grain that looks like wheat and is used to make flour Unit 10: Chapter 9
175 barley
176 a grain that is used for making food Unit 10: Chapter 9
177 occasion
178 an event or celebration (occasions) Unit 10: Chapter 9
179 orchard
180 an area of land where fruit trees grow Unit 10: Chapter 9
181 graze
182 to feed on grass growing in a field Unit 10: Chapter 9
183 advice
184 a suggestion about what someone should do Unit 10: Chapter 10
185 opportunity
186 a chance to do something (opportunities) Unit 10: Chapter 10
187 occasionally
188 sometimes but not often Unit 10: Chapter 10
189 street vendor
190 a person who sells things, such as food, on the street (street vendors) Unit 10: Chapter 10
191 custom
192 tradition (customs) Unit 10: Chapter 10
193 strudel
194 a German pastry made with thin dough rolled up, filled with fruit, and baked Unit 10: Chapter 10
195 mill
196 a building with machines that grind grains into flour (mills) Unit 10: Chapter 10
197 lumber
198 wood that has been sawed into boards Unit 10: Chapter 10
199 Lutheran
200 a branch of Christianity that follows the teachings of Martin Luther, who taught that the Bible is the only reliable guide for faith and religious practice and each passage in the Bible can only be interpreted in one way Unit 10: Chapter 10
201 Jewish
202 people whose ancestors are from ancient Hebrew tribes of Israel; Jewish people believe that God has chosen them to have a special relationship with him. Unit 10: Chapter 10
203 obediently
204 behaving in a way that follows what you have been told to do Unit 10: Chapter 10
205 bonnet
206 a hat worn by women and babies that ties under the chin (bonnets) Unit 10: Chapter 10
207 Quaker
208 a person who is part of a Christian group who believes that all people have something of God in them and are, therefore, equal, believes in simple religious services, and is against war (Quakers) Unit 10: Chapter 11
209 Lenni Lenape
210 a Native American group from what is now the Delaware River valley; The Lenni Lenape lived in clans according to the mother s line of ancestors, grew corn, beans, and squash, and hunted and fished, which many still do today. Unit 10: Chapter 11
211 Welsh
212 from the country of Wales Unit 10: Chapter 11
213 dumpling
214 a small ball of dough that has been steamed or boiled and has food wrapped inside (dumplings) Unit 10: Chapter 11
215 astonished
216 suddenly surprised Unit 10: Chapter 11
217 outskirts
218 the outer edges of a town or city Unit 10: Chapter 11
219 persecute
220 to continually treat in a harsh and unfair way due to a person s beliefs (persecuted) Unit 10: Chapter 11
221 admire
222 to look at with enjoyment (admired) Unit 10: Chapter 11
223 breechcloth
224 a cloth worn by men to cover the lower body (breechcloths) Unit 10: Chapter 11
225 moccasin
226 a soft, flat leather shoe (moccasins) Unit 10: Chapter 11
227 apprentice
228 someone who learns a skill by working with an expert for a set amount of time (apprenticeship) Unit 10: Chapter 12
229 pastor
230 a religious leader or minister Unit 10: Chapter 12
231 craftsman
232 a person who makes things by hand Unit 10: Chapter 12
233 cask
234 a large, wooden barrel (casks) Unit 10: Chapter 12
235 faithfully
236 showing true and constant support and deserving trust Unit 10: Chapter 12
237 printing press
238 a large machine that presses sheets of paper against a surface with ink on it to print words and designs Unit 10: Chapter 12
239 ingredient
240 an item needed to make something (ingredients) Unit 10: Chapter 12
241 tannin
242 a red substance that comes from plants, is used to make ink, and is in a variety of food and drinks Unit 10: Chapter 12
243 iron sulfate
244 a bluish-green salt used to make inks Unit 10: Chapter 12
245 shaggy
246 covered with long, tangled, or rough hair Unit 10: Chapter 12
247 delivery
248 something taken to a person or place Unit 10: Chapter 12
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