New Topic Vocabulary Web
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New Topic Vocabulary Web
The coast after a storm
After a night of heavy rain, the stream beside the coastal track was swollen. By morning, the water had begun to recede, leaving a muddy bank scattered with pieces of wood carried by the water. A volunteer placed a temporary barrier near the slippery edge. She noticed a small patch of native grasses holding the soil in place. Their roots helped prevent further erosion. Nearby, a tūī searched among the branches for nectar. The volunteers recorded what they found so they could monitor changes to the stream and its habitat.
Part A: Investigate the words
Use the passage to answer questions 1–5. Look for clues in the sentence as well as what you already know.
- To move back or become lower
- To become muddy
- To grow quickly
- To make a loud sound
- Make something happen faster
- Stop something from happening
- Look carefully for something
- Move something to another place
Part B: Build a vocabulary web
Use these topic words: swollen, recede, driftwood, barrier, erosion, habitat, monitor. A word web shows how words connect—not just what each word means.
- swollen
- barrier
- habitat
- monitor
- something that blocks or separates
- watch or check something over time
- the natural home of a plant or animal
- larger or fuller than usual
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