Learning the Word 'Haggard' Together
Year 3 English/Language Arts Building our vocabulary skills Let's explore a new word today!
Let's Listen and Say the Word
We listen to the word The word is HAGGARD We say the word together What's the word? HAGGARD
Breaking It Into Syllables
Let's clap it out! HAG-GARD How many syllables? Count them: 1... 2!
Breaking It Into Sounds and Spelling
We break it into sounds: H-A-G-G-A-R-D How many sounds? 7 We spell the word: H-A-G-G-A-R-D Let's practice writing it!
What Does 'Haggard' Mean?
Adjective: Looking very tired, thin, and worn out from worry, illness, or lack of sleep
Synonyms and Antonyms
{"left":"Tired\nExhausted\nWorn out","right":"Fresh\nEnergetic\nRested"}
Examples in Our Lives
After staying up all night with a sick baby, Mum looked haggard in the morning The hiker appeared haggard after walking for three days without proper rest Grandpa looked haggard when he had the flu last week
Let's Practice Together!
Can you use 'haggard' in a sentence? When might someone look haggard? What's the opposite of haggard? Remember: Haggard means looking very tired and worn out
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