Presentación: Vocabulary Explorer: 6th Grade English (A2)

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Vocabulary Explorer: 6th Grade English (A2)Versión en línea Learn and remember key adjectives por Nida Köken 1 Slide 1 – Feelings (Part 1) GOOD → great · amazing · awesome Meaning: very good Example: The movie was amazing. HAPPY → excited · glad Meaning: full of joy Example: I am excited about the trip. SAD → upset Meaning: not happy Example: He felt upset after the game. TIRED → exhausted · sleepy Meaning: needing rest Example: I am exhausted after running. HUNGRY → starving Meaning: very hungry Example: I am starving for pizza! ANGRY → furious Meaning: very upset Example: He was furious about the delay. 2 Slide 2 – Feelings (Part 2) BAD → terrible · awful Meaning: not good Example: The weather was terrible today. HAPPY (revisited) → role in context DIFFERENT FEELINGS: Excited, glad, upset, exhausted etc. are used in daily school life. 3 Slide 3 – Size, Speed & Difficulty (Part 1) BIG → huge Meaning: very large Example: A huge dinosaur footprint was found. SMALL → tiny Meaning: not big Example: A tiny snail crawled by. FAST → quick Meaning: rapid movement Example: The rabbit is quick! DIFFICULT → challenging · hard Meaning: not easy Example: The puzzle was challenging. 4 Slide 4 – Size, Speed & Difficulty (Part 2) EASY → simple Meaning: not hard Example: The task is simple to do. OLD → ancient Meaning: very old Example: An ancient book is on the shelf. NEW → modern Meaning: recently made Example: They bought a modern computer. 5 Slide 5 – Describing Things & People (Part 1) BEAUTIFUL → wonderful · lovely Meaning: very nice to see Example: The sunset looked wonderful. FUN → enjoyable · exciting Meaning: good to do Example: The game was exciting! INTERESTING → exciting · amazing Meaning: grabs attention Example: That book is really interesting. 6 Slide 6 – Describing Things & People (Part 2) FUNNY → hilarious Meaning: very funny Example: The video was hilarious. SCARY → frightening Meaning: frightening Example: The forest looked frightening at night. UGLY → ugly Note: basic form is shown; often replaced by a stronger term in context. Example: Avoid saying harshly; choose ugly only when needed. NICE → friendly · kind Meaning: pleasant and kind Example: She is a friendly classmate. 7 Slide 7 – Weather & Environment (Part 1) COLD → freezing Meaning: very cold Example: It’s freezing outside. HOT → boiling Meaning: very hot Example: The soup is boiling. NOISY → loud Meaning: loud sounds Example: The city street is loud. QUIET → peaceful Meaning: calm and silent Example: The library is peaceful. 8 Slide 8 – Weather & Environment (Part 2) DIRTY → messy Meaning: not clean Example: The room is messy after painting. CLEAN → spotless Meaning: very clean Example: The kitchen is spotless. NEXT WORDS → continue practice with other pairs as needed. 9 Slide 9 – Remember! (Key Pairs) Remember these word pairs: GOOD → GREAT → AMAZING BAD → TERRIBLE HAPPY → EXCITED → GLAD SAD → UPSET TIRED → EXHAUSTED → SLEEPY BIG → HUGE SMALL → TINY FAST → QUICK SLOW → CAREFUL DIFFICULT → CHALLENGING → HARD EASY → SIMPLE OLD → ANCIENT NEW → MODERN BEAUTIFUL → WONDERFUL → LOVELY FUN → ENJOYABLE → EXCITING INTERESTING → EXCITING → AMAZING FUNNY → HILARIOUS SCARY → FRIGHTENING UGLY NICE → FRIENDLY → KIND COLD → FREEZING HOT → BOILING NOISY → LOUD QUIET → PEACEFUL DIRTY → MESSY CLEAN → SPOTLESS 10 Slide 10 – Final Review & Next Steps Final Review: Practice the basic → stronger words in simple, real contexts. Level 1: GOOD <-> GREAT <-> AMAZING; BAD <-> TERRIBLE; HAPPY <-> EXCITED <-> GLAD; SAD <-> UPSET; TIRED <-> EXHAUSTED <-> SLEEPY; HUNGRY <-> STARVING; ANGRY <-> FURIOUS Level 2: BIG <-> HUGE; SMALL <-> TINY; FAST <-> QUICK; SLOW <-> CAREFUL; DIFFICULT <-> CHALLENGING <-> HARD; EASY <-> SIMPLE; OLD <-> ANCIENT; NEW <-> MODERN Level 3: BEAUTIFUL <-> WONDERFUL <-> LOVELY; FUN <-> ENJOYABLE <-> EXCITING; INTERESTING <-> EXCITING <-> AMAZING; FUNNY <-> HILARIOUS; SCARY <-> FRIGHTENING; UGLY; NICE <-> FRIENDLY <-> KIND Level 4: COLD <-> FREEZING; HOT <-> BOILING; NOISY <-> LOUD; QUIET <-> PEACEFUL; DIRTY <-> MESSY; CLEAN <-> SPOTLESS End with: “You are ready to upgrade your English!” 🚀 Practice by making sentences with the new words.

Vocabulary Explorer: 6th Grade English (A2)Versión en línea

Learn and remember key adjectives

por Nida Köken

Slide 1 – Feelings (Part 1)

GOOD → great · amazing · awesome

Meaning: very good
Example: The movie was amazing.

HAPPY → excited · glad

Meaning: full of joy
Example: I am excited about the trip.

SAD → upset

Meaning: not happy
Example: He felt upset after the game.

TIRED → exhausted · sleepy

Meaning: needing rest
Example: I am exhausted after running.

HUNGRY → starving

Meaning: very hungry
Example: I am starving for pizza!

ANGRY → furious

Meaning: very upset
Example: He was furious about the delay.

Slide 2 – Feelings (Part 2)

BAD → terrible · awful

Meaning: not good
Example: The weather was terrible today.

HAPPY (revisited) → role in context

DIFFERENT FEELINGS: Excited, glad, upset, exhausted etc. are used in daily school life.

Slide 3 – Size, Speed & Difficulty (Part 1)

BIG → huge

Meaning: very large
Example: A huge dinosaur footprint was found.

SMALL → tiny

Meaning: not big
Example: A tiny snail crawled by.

FAST → quick

Meaning: rapid movement
Example: The rabbit is quick!

DIFFICULT → challenging · hard

Meaning: not easy
Example: The puzzle was challenging.

Slide 4 – Size, Speed & Difficulty (Part 2)

EASY → simple

Meaning: not hard
Example: The task is simple to do.

OLD → ancient

Meaning: very old
Example: An ancient book is on the shelf.

NEW → modern

Meaning: recently made
Example: They bought a modern computer.

Slide 5 – Describing Things & People (Part 1)

BEAUTIFUL → wonderful · lovely

Meaning: very nice to see
Example: The sunset looked wonderful.

FUN → enjoyable · exciting

Meaning: good to do
Example: The game was exciting!

INTERESTING → exciting · amazing

Meaning: grabs attention
Example: That book is really interesting.

Slide 6 – Describing Things & People (Part 2)

FUNNY → hilarious

Meaning: very funny
Example: The video was hilarious.

SCARY → frightening

Meaning: frightening
Example: The forest looked frightening at night.

UGLY → ugly

Note: basic form is shown; often replaced by a stronger term in context.
Example: Avoid saying harshly; choose ugly only when needed.

NICE → friendly · kind

Meaning: pleasant and kind
Example: She is a friendly classmate.

Slide 7 – Weather & Environment (Part 1)

COLD → freezing

Meaning: very cold
Example: It’s freezing outside.

HOT → boiling

Meaning: very hot
Example: The soup is boiling.

NOISY → loud

Meaning: loud sounds
Example: The city street is loud.

QUIET → peaceful

Meaning: calm and silent
Example: The library is peaceful.

Slide 8 – Weather & Environment (Part 2)

DIRTY → messy

Meaning: not clean
Example: The room is messy after painting.

CLEAN → spotless

Meaning: very clean
Example: The kitchen is spotless.

NEXT WORDS → continue practice with other pairs as needed.

Slide 9 – Remember! (Key Pairs)

Remember these word pairs:

GOOD → GREAT → AMAZING
BAD → TERRIBLE
HAPPY → EXCITED → GLAD
SAD → UPSET
TIRED → EXHAUSTED → SLEEPY
BIG → HUGE
SMALL → TINY
FAST → QUICK
SLOW → CAREFUL
DIFFICULT → CHALLENGING → HARD
EASY → SIMPLE
OLD → ANCIENT
NEW → MODERN
BEAUTIFUL → WONDERFUL → LOVELY
FUN → ENJOYABLE → EXCITING
INTERESTING → EXCITING → AMAZING
FUNNY → HILARIOUS
SCARY → FRIGHTENING
UGLY
NICE → FRIENDLY → KIND
COLD → FREEZING
HOT → BOILING
NOISY → LOUD
QUIET → PEACEFUL
DIRTY → MESSY
CLEAN → SPOTLESS

Slide 10 – Final Review & Next Steps

Final Review: Practice the basic → stronger words in simple, real contexts.

Level 1: GOOD <-> GREAT <-> AMAZING; BAD <-> TERRIBLE; HAPPY <-> EXCITED <-> GLAD; SAD <-> UPSET; TIRED <-> EXHAUSTED <-> SLEEPY; HUNGRY <-> STARVING; ANGRY <-> FURIOUS
Level 2: BIG <-> HUGE; SMALL <-> TINY; FAST <-> QUICK; SLOW <-> CAREFUL; DIFFICULT <-> CHALLENGING <-> HARD; EASY <-> SIMPLE; OLD <-> ANCIENT; NEW <-> MODERN
Level 3: BEAUTIFUL <-> WONDERFUL <-> LOVELY; FUN <-> ENJOYABLE <-> EXCITING; INTERESTING <-> EXCITING <-> AMAZING; FUNNY <-> HILARIOUS; SCARY <-> FRIGHTENING; UGLY; NICE <-> FRIENDLY <-> KIND
Level 4: COLD <-> FREEZING; HOT <-> BOILING; NOISY <-> LOUD; QUIET <-> PEACEFUL; DIRTY <-> MESSY; CLEAN <-> SPOTLESS

End with: “You are ready to upgrade your English!” 🚀 Practice by making sentences with the new words.

Puedes integrar el juego en un LMS compatible con LTI 1.1 o LTI 1.3 como Canvas, Moodle, o Blackboard. De esta manera podrás guardar las puntuaciones automáticamente en el libro de calificaciones de esa plataforma.

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