1. broken (adj)
Define: When something is broken it is damaged or in pieces.
Example: The doctor put a cast on my broken arm.
Ask: Have you ever had a broken bone?

2. serious (adj)
Define: Something that is important.
Example: A broken arm is a serious injury.
Ask: Can you name another serious injury?

3. heal (v)
Define: When something heals, it gets healthy, or better.
Example: It will take six weeks for my broken arm to heal.
Ask: What is another word that means the same thing as heal?

4. personal (adj)
Define: Something that is personal has to do with you.
Example: Polly’s personal things belong to only her.
Ask: What personal school supplies do you keep in your desk?

5. informs (v)
Define: When someone informs you, he or she tells you something.
Example: The doctor informs me I have a broken arm.
Ask: Who informs you about the rules you must follow at school?

6. pay-paid (verb)
Define: To give someone money for something.
Example: Will you pay for dinner?
I paid for dinner last night!
Ask: When do you pay for things? What did you buy?

7. X-ray (noun)
Define: An X-ray is a picture that helps you see inside something.
Example: The doctor used an X-ray to see if my arm was broken.
Ask: Have you ever had an X-ray?

8. wait (v)
Define: to stay in one place for a certain amount of time.
Example: We need to wait until 12:05 before we can eat lunch.
Ask: How long do we need to wait until play time? Look at the clock!

9. aid (verb/noun)
Define: To help someone in need.
Example: If you feel sick, the nurse can aid (verb) you.
Ask: Have you ever given aid (noun) to someone? What was in those shoe boxes last month?

10. emergency (adj & noun)
Define: When something is important that needs fast action.
Example: Please use the emergency exit door if there is a fire.
Ask: Have you ever had an emergency?

11. paramedics (noun)
Define: workers who take you to the hospital.
Example: The paramedics helped him into the ambulance.
Ask: Have you ever seen paramedics driving an ambulance?

12. ambulance (noun)
Define: A large car used to take people to the hospital.
Example: I saw an ambulance on the road yesterday.
Ask: Have you ever ridden in an ambulance?

13. injury (noun)
Define: When someone gets hurt.
Example: The boy couldn’t walk after a serious leg injury.
Ask: Have you ever had a serious injury?

14. sirens (n) Define: something that makes a loud warning sound.
Example: The lights flashed and the sirens screamed as the ambulance drove by .
Ask: Where have you heard sirens before?
Tornado Siren
Ambulance Siren
Why we use sirens on roads

15. may (verb)
Define: May is used to ask permission for something.
Example: May I go to the bathroom please?
Ask: Do you know the difference between “May I” and “Can I”?

16. Define: To remain in the same place for a period of time.
stay (verb and noun)
Define: To remain in the same place for a period of time.
Example: He had to stay in the hospital for 3 weeks after he injured his back.
Ask: Have you ever stayed in a hospital? How long did you stay?
Should I stay or go?

17. mail (verb and noun)
Define: Letters, notices, or packages sent by post.
Example: I mailed (verb) a letter to my grandma last month.
Ask: Do you ever get things in the mail (noun)? What do you get?

18. pail (adjective)
Define: A bucket used to store water or milk.
Example: The boy used a pail to carry water from the well.
Ask: Have you ever used a pail to play in the sand?

19. always (adverb)
Define: Always is the opposite of never.
Example: I always remember to do my homework.
Ask: What is something you always do?

20. Review: Nouns

21. Proper Nouns Some nouns name a special person, place or thing.
This kind of noun is called a proper noun.
A proper noun begins with a capital letter.

22. Proper Nouns
Some proper nouns name days of the week, months, and holidays.
The name of each day, month, or holiday begins with a capital letter.

23. Plural Nouns A singular noun names one person, place or thing.
A plural noun names more than one person, place or thing.
We add –s to form the plural of most nouns.

24. Nouns with Special Plural Forms
Add –es to form the plural of singular nouns that end in s, sh, ch, or x.
To form the plural of nouns ending in a consonant +y, change y to i and add –es.
Some nouns change their spelling to name more than one.
buses
bus
box
boxes
candy
candies

25. Homophones to, too, two there, their, they’re where, wear
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and different spellings.
Examples:
to, too, two
there, their, they’re
where, wear
flour, flower
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