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Self- Control

Definition. Illustration/Symbol. Self control is the ability to control one's emotions , Control of one's emotions desires or actions by one's own will behavior , and desires in order to obtain some reward, or avoid some punishment, later. Self- Control. Student-Friendly Sentence

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Self- Control

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  1. Definition Illustration/Symbol Self control is the ability to control one's emotions, Control of one's emotions desires or actions by one's own will behavior, and desires in order to obtain some reward, or avoid some punishment, later. Self- Control Student-Friendly Sentence I show self-control when I raise my hand to show I want to talk. Word Study Making good choices for myself CCSS RED.SE.1.1

  2. Definition Illustration/Symbol To be reliable or trustworthy responsibility Student-FriendlySentence Word Study It is my responsibility to keep my room clean. In control Answerable CCSS RED.SE.1.1

  3. Definition Illustration/Symbol the trait of being well behaved self-discipline Student-FriendlySentence Word Study The dogs used self-discipline because they did not chase the cat. Control of me CCSS RED.SE.1.1

  4. Definition Illustration/Symbol A sudden strong urge or desire to act impulse Student-FriendlySentence Word Study He had to control his impulse to answer out loud. thought urge desire CCSS RED.SE.1.1

  5. Definition Right for the purpose or suitable Illustration/Symbol appropriate Student-FriendlySentence Word Study His smile was appropriate to show he was happy. right suitable correct CCSS RED.SE.1.2

  6. Definition Not right or suitable Illustration/Symbol inappropriate Student-FriendlySentence Word Study His answer to the question was inappropriate. Incorrect wrong CCSS RED.SE.1.2

  7. Definition Unhappy or sorry Illustration/Symbol sad Student-FriendlySentence Word Study He was sad when his pet died. Not happy Sorry CCSS RED.SE.1.2

  8. Definition Angry or irritated Illustration/Symbol Mad Student-FriendlySentence She was mad at her friend for taking her pencil. Word Study Irritated Angry Upset CCSS RED.SE.1.2

  9. Definition to be glad or pleased Illustration/Symbol Happy Student-FriendlySentence Word Study Content Pleased Glad They were happy to meet the new student. CCSS RED.SE.1.2

  10. Definition to be afraid or fearful Illustration/Symbol scared Student-FriendlySentence Word Study Afraid Fearful Frightened Alarmed He was scared to sing in front of his friends. CCSS RED.SE.1.2

  11. Definition Any of our feelings Illustration/Symbol Emotions Word Study Feelings Student-FriendlySentence She felt all kinds of emotions when her Dad came home after being away for a few months. CCSS RED.SE.1.2

  12. Definition what is just or due to a person Illustration/Symbol rights Student-FriendlySentence Their rights include being able to talk to friends after eating their lunch. Word Study Just Correct Due Good CCSS RED.SE.1.3

  13. Definition having the rights, privileges, and duties of a citizen Illustration/Symbol Citizenship Student-FriendlySentence Being responsible is showing good citizenship. Word Study Rights Privileges Duties CCSS RED.S.E.1.3

  14. Definition When something belongs to you Illustration/Symbol Ownership Student-FriendlySentence The tiger took ownership of his giant red ball. Word Study Yours Control Claim Property CCSS RED.SE.1.3

  15. Definition Alikeness or the same Illustration/Symbol Equality Student-FriendlySentence Equality means all students get the same chance to learn. Word Study Even Same Fairness CCSS RED.SE.1.3

  16. Definition Someone you like to be with Illustration/Symbol Friend Student-FriendlySentence He is my friend because we like to play together. Word Study Supporter Acquaintance CCSS RED.SE.2.1

  17. Definition Character or nature Illustration/Symbol Qualities Student-FriendlySentence He had great qualities as a student leader. Word Study Excellence Distinction CCSS RED.SE.2.1

  18. Definition What you like to do Illustration/Symbol Interests Student-FriendlySentence One of her interests was playing the guitar. Word Study Hobbies Concerns Pastimes CCSS RED.SE.2.1

  19. Definition Figuring out the answer or what is wrong Illustration/Symbol Problem solving Student-FriendlySentence The fish was problem solving when he was trying to find a way to get his food. Word Study Solution Answer Compromise CCSS RED.SE.2.1

  20. Definition Something that gets in your way of completing a task Illustration/Symbol Barriers Student-FriendlySentence My Dad could not drive down our road because there were barriers in the way. Word Study Defenses Guards Walls CCSS RED.SE.2.2

  21. Definition Talking or speaking out loud Illustration/Symbol Oral Student-FriendlySentence We had to give an oral book report. Word Study Talking Spoken CCSS RED.SE.3.1

  22. Definition Putting it down on paper Illustration/Symbol Written Student-FriendlySentence She was working on a written report about her trip. Word Study Composed Published CCSS RED.SE.3.1

  23. Definition What you need to know about something Illustration/Symbol Information Student-FriendlySentence She wanted information about the story. Word Study Scoop Data Instructions CCSS RED.SE.3.1

  24. Definition Talking or communicating by using your body instead of words Illustration/Symbol Body Language Student-FriendlySentence I could tell from her body language that she was angry. Word Study Motions Gestures CCSS RED.SE.3.2

  25. Definition Talking with your body instead of using words Illustration/Symbol Non- verbal Student-FriendlySentence My teacher told us to be quiet by using a non-verbal gesture. Word Study Gestures Body Language Clue CCSS RED.SE.3.2

  26. Definition To act out or pretend Illustration/Symbol Role-Play Student-FriendlySentence She dressed up to role-play her part as a witch. Word Study Pretend Play Act CCSS RED.SE.3.2

  27. Definition Illustration/Symbol Plans for action Strategies Student-FriendlySentence They used many strategies when they planned how to win the game. Word Study Plans Plots Game plans CCSS RED.C.1.2

  28. Definition Being able to make or produce something Illustration/Symbol Creative Student-FriendlySentence She was very creative when she painted the picture of the sunset. Word Study Imaginative Produce CCSS RED.C.1.2

  29. Definition Your place, position or state Illustration/Symbol Situations Student-FriendlySentence They did not know what to do in this situation. Word Study Place Position State Environment CCSS RED.C.2.1

  30. Definition Answers to problems or whatever makes it right Illustration/Symbol Solutions Student-FriendlySentence He found the solution to the puzzle when he found the green piece. Word Study Answer Fix Correct Right CCSS RED.C.2.1

  31. Definition Illustration/Symbol When others try to get you do something Peer pressure Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Johnny felt peer pressure to make fun of Sammy. Influence Persuade Charm CCSS RED.C.2.2

  32. Definition Illustration/Symbol the power to affect others Influence Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Shape Mold Tempt Cause Affect Some television programs can have a bad influence on children. CCSS RED.C.2.2

  33. Definition Illustration/Symbol Accept someone or something to be what they claim to be recognize Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Signs help you recognize which bathroom is yours. Know Realize Accept Aware CCSS RED.C.2.2

  34. Definition Illustration/Symbol Making up your mind about an event or situation. decisions Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Ending Finding Stopping point Close Conclusion Finish Flipping a coin is not a good way to make a decision. RED.C.2.2 CCSS

  35. Definition Illustration/Symbol your working or professional life Career Word Study Student-Friendly Sentence He had a long career as a fireman. Job CCSS RED.CR.1.1

  36. Definition Illustration/Symbol Something you do because it has been done before traditional Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study old regular usual common Celebrating birthdays is a traditional event RED.CR.1.2 CCSS

  37. Definition Illustration/Symbol Not usual or common nontraditional Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Last night we ate nontraditionalfood. different modern CCSS RED.CR.1.1

  38. Definition Illustration/Symbol What a person plans to do goals Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study My goals for this year are all about improving my reading skills. plan end finish CCSS RED.CR.1.1

  39. Definition Illustration/Symbol Being able to do something ability Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Talent Power Gift Mind I have the ability to run fast. CCSS RED.CR.1.3

  40. Definition Illustration/Symbol A quiz or exam test Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Try Prove Quiz Screen The test gave us an idea of what we would be able to do. CCSS RED.CR.1.3

  41. Definition Illustration/Symbol The ability to do something well skills Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Art Know-how Smarts What it takes Jane’s soccer skills have improved since last year. RED.CR.1.3 CCSS

  42. Definition Illustration/Symbol Something that takes up your time and thoughts interests Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Worry Concerns Likes Sake pastime John’s interests include sports and church activities. CCSS RED.CR.1.3

  43. Definition Illustration/Symbol Something you know about or have learned about. awareness Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Know Alert Recognize understand Juan’s awareness of snakes kept him from getting bitten. CCSS RED.CR.1.3

  44. Definition Illustration/Symbol activity in your life that you do to earn money occupation Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Job Vocation Career Tom’s Dad chose landscaping as his occupation. RED.CR.2.1 CCSS

  45. Definition Illustration/Symbol Someone that is being trained to work at a certain job. apprentice Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Learner Pupil Disciple Beginner The apprentice was training to become a carpenter. CCSS RED.CR.2.1

  46. Definition Illustration/Symbol A fight or battle between individuals or groups conflict Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Fight Battle Dispute Scrap Martin and Sophia had a conflict over their seat in the cafeteria. RED.CR.3.1 CCSS

  47. Definition Illustration/Symbol When things turn out the way you want them to. success Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Winner Achiever Billy’s success in football made him feel good about himself. CCSS RED.CR.3.1

  48. Definition Illustration/Symbol emotions feelings Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Sense Emotion Feel Donna had different feelings about the game. CCSS

  49. Definition Illustration/Symbol A feeling or emotion toward something that has happened. attitude Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Position Stance Vera’s attitudecaused her to lose her phone privileges. CCSS RED.CR.3.2

  50. Definition Illustration/Symbol Time yet to come future Student-Friendly Sentence Word Study Ahead Later Tomorrow Coming Next Sometimes your future depends on the choices that you made in the past. CCSS RED.CR.3.2

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