Learning About Stagnant
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Learning About Stagnant

Grade 3 English/Language Arts Exploring a New Vocabulary Word

Listen and Say the Word
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Listen and Say the Word

We listen to the word: STAGNANT We say the word together What's the word? STAGNANT Let's practice saying it clearly

Break It Into Syllables
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Break It Into Syllables

Let's clap it out! STAG-NANT How many syllables? 2 Clap with me: STAG (clap) NANT (clap)

Breaking Into Sounds and Spelling
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Breaking Into Sounds and Spelling

We break it into sounds: S-T-A-G-N-A-N-T How many sounds? 8 We spell the word: S-T-A-G-N-A-N-T Let's spell it together!

What Does Stagnant Mean?
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What Does Stagnant Mean?

Adjective: Not flowing or moving; staying still and not changing or growing

Synonyms and Antonyms
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Synonyms and Antonyms

{"left":"Still\nMotionless\nUnchanging","right":"Flowing\nMoving\nActive"}

Examples in Context
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Examples in Context

The pond water became stagnant after sitting still for many days. The old bicycle stayed stagnant in the garage, never being used. Without practice, Tom's reading skills remained stagnant.

Check for Understanding
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Check for Understanding

What does stagnant mean? Can you think of something that might be stagnant? This is stagnant because... This is NOT stagnant because...