1. Earthquake Terror Vocabulary Toolkit Day 6 5 th Grade Theme 1

2. Debris, devastation, & upheaval Which word goes with... ◦When the earth’s crust is lifted in an upward motion? ◦Tumbled bricks, or fallen items? ◦Destruction? What is this a picture of?

3. fault It is important to know where fault lines are because...

4. impact Which of these are examples of impacts? ◦A car crash ◦Hugging your little sister ◦Giving a high- five ◦Slamming a book on the desk ◦Petting your dog ◦When the hammer hits the nail or

5. jolt Write 5 things that could happen because of a sudden jolt. Compare your list with your partner’s list. Be ready to share your answers.

6. Shuddered & ominous Describe a time you were around something ominous and you shuddered.

7. susceptible A _______ is susceptible to getting a tear because the ______ is ______. A _______ is susceptible to being eaten when the _____ is _____. Try to make your own!

8. SAY undulating! If it is an example of undulating, SAY undulating! ◦How the ground feels during an earthquake ◦How the ground felt while you walked to class today ◦How the curtains blow in the breeze ◦How the car drives ◦How the flag looks outside on a windy day ◦How the flag looks outside on a calm day

9. Stifling & frantic Would it be stifling if the air conditioner was broken or the heater? Why? Would you be frantic if the school was closed on a day when you told is REALLY important to be there? Why? Would you be frantic if the air was stifling? Why? Which is a picture of stifling? frantic? How do you know?

10. Free Template from www.brainybetty.com10 Partner- Talk, Partner - Write! Describe in detail what it would feel like if you experienced an upheaval. Put your thoughts together and write one sentence that captures that feeling. Be ready to write your sentence on a chart for your classmates to see. Let’s vote for the best written sentence!