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“The Flying Tomato”

“The Flying Tomato”. Expedition 4, Lesson 1. pleasure. Eating an ice-cream cone on a hot day gives me pleasure. A feeling of happiness. talent. Cy has a talent for remembering names. An ability you are born with for doing something. snowboarder.

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“The Flying Tomato”

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  1. “The Flying Tomato” Expedition 4, Lesson 1

  2. pleasure Eating an ice-cream cone on a hot day gives me pleasure. A feeling of happiness

  3. talent Cy has a talent for remembering names. An ability you are born with for doing something

  4. snowboarder Ellie met a champion snowboarder at the ski park. One who slides down a snowy slope on a narrow board.

  5. wealth The more wealth the famous singer had, the more she gave away. Money or other valuable things

  6. daily It is time for my daily walk. Every day

  7. fame Which would you rather have– fame or fortune? The state of being well-known

  8. Guided Questions What is athletic success? In what ways have athletes beat the odds to succeed? How can we over come challenges?

  9. “The Girl with the Golden Foot” Expedition 4, Lesson 3

  10. audience The audience cheered at the end of our play. A group of people who watch or listen to a performance.

  11. hustle If you want to catch the bus, you’ll have to hustle. To move quickly with a purpose

  12. disguise The undercover cop wore his disguise. A change in looks to keep from being recognized

  13. stubborn The stubborn toddler refused to eat his carrots. Unwilling to change one’s mind or act a certain way

  14. strut We watched the winning team strut into the gym. To walk in a proud way

  15. adapt We will have to adapt our plans if it rains. To change something to suit new conditions.

  16. Guided Questions What is athletic success? In what ways have athletes beat the odds to succeed? How can we over come challenges?

  17. “A Dream that Came True” Expedition 4, Lesson 6

  18. attempt Rob will now attempt a slam dunk. To try

  19. horrible Have you head the horrible news? Very bad

  20. regret If you eat the entire pie, you will regre it. To wish something had not been said or done.

  21. derail Staying up late can derail an early morning jog. To keep something from happening as planned

  22. nervousness Once she was on stage, Tina’s nervousness disappeared. A feeling of worry or unease

  23. concentrate I am trying to concentrate on this crossword puzzle. To give all your attention to something

  24. Jason McElwain Rochester, New York Greece Athena Trojans Names and Places to Look For:

  25. “A Hero On and Off the Track” Expedition 4, Lesson 8

  26. grace The dance leapt through the air with skill and grace. Smooth, beautiful movements

  27. immense In soccer, the goalie is of immense importance because he/she keeps the other team from scoring. Great of huge

  28. advise The waiter will advise us about what to order. To tell someone what you think he or she should do

  29. clench Clench the ball as you run down the field so you don’t drop it. To hold tightly

  30. sincere I appreciate your sincere apology. honest

  31. Prevent To prevent a side ache, don’t exercise after eating. To stop something from happening

  32. Jesse Owens Adolf Hitler Luz Long Germany Names and Places to Look For:

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