The finished card would look like this:
Students, if you forget a word, or you want to review the words we've studied thus far, look no further! They're all right here!
Parents, if you have the opportunity, try to use these words around your children and/or ask your kids what they mean!
Luminous (adj) – filled with light, shining
Emerge (v) – to become apparent; to appear from a hidden place
Pertinent (adj) - relevant
Serenity (n) – the state of being calm, peaceful, and/or untroubled
Zeal (n) – great energy or enthusiasm
Genuine (adj) – actual, real, or true; sincere and honest
Eloquent (adj) – having or showing the ability to use language clearly and effectively
Provoke – to deliberately try to make someone angry; to cause a reaction, especially an angry one
Imply (v) – to suggest something without saying or showing it plainly
Emulate (v) – to try to be like
Adequate (adj) – good enough; acceptable but not better than acceptable
Empathy (n) – the ability to share and understand the feelings of another
Momentum (n) - strength or force gained by motion or a series of events
Omniscient (adj) - all knowing
Plethora (n) - a large quantity
Triumphant (adj) - celebrating victory or success
Transpire (v) - to happen, occur
Unsightly (adj) - ugly, unpleasant to look at
Dismal (adj) - depressing, dreary, disgracefully bad
Arrogant (adj) - having an exaggerated sense of one's own talents or abilities
Brazen (adj) - overly bold or rash
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