Candle Language Activities
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🕯️ Candle Language Activities
🔤 Part 1: Candle Vocabulary Matching
Direction Card: Read each word on the left. Draw a line to match it with its meaning on the right. Use a pencil so you can check and correct your work.
📎 Differentiation: Beginners may use picture cards alongside this sheet. Advanced learners: cover the right column and write your own definitions first!
✅ Control of Error Card: Check your answers here when finished.
1 → D | 2 → C | 3 → E | 4 → A | 5 → B
📖 Part 2: Reading Comprehension
Direction Card: Read the passage carefully. Then answer the questions below in full sentences. Re-read the passage if you need help finding an answer.
📎 Differentiation: Beginners may underline key words in the passage before answering. Advanced learners: answer Question 8 (extension) at the bottom of the page.
A Candle
A candle is made of wax with a wick running through its centre. When you light the wick, a flame appears and begins to burn. The heat from the flame melts the wax near the wick, which travels up and feeds the flame. Candles give off a warm, gentle glow. People use candles for light, decoration, and celebration. In Canada, candles are often used during winter holidays and birthday parties. It is important to always have an adult present when a candle is lit, as fire can be dangerous.
✅ Control of Error Card:
Q6: Wax and a wick. | Q7: The heat melts the wax near the wick and it travels up to feed the flame. | Q8: Winter holidays and birthday parties.
✏️ Part 3: Sentence Writing
Direction Card: Use the vocabulary words from Part 1 to write your own sentences about a candle. Each sentence must include at least one vocabulary word. Try to write in complete sentences with a capital letter and a period.
📎 Differentiation: Beginners may use a sentence starter (e.g., "The flame..."). Advanced learners: write a short paragraph using ALL five vocabulary words.
✅ Control of Error Card: Ask a partner or your teacher to check that each sentence: ✔ begins with a capital letter ✔ ends with a period ✔ makes sense ✔ includes the correct vocabulary word.
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