Jump to content

Glossary: Difference between revisions

From My Second Brain
mNo edit summary
Line 18: Line 18:


* '''Describe''' - when you add detail to something - describing words are known as [[Adjective|adjectives]].
* '''Describe''' - when you add detail to something - describing words are known as [[Adjective|adjectives]].
* '''[[Doctor]]''' -  
* '''[[Deciduous]]''' - these are [[Tree|trees]] which loose their [[Leaf|leaves]] once a year
* '''[[Duchess]]''' - a [[woman]] who owns land
* '''[[Duchess]]''' - a [[woman]] who owns land
* '''[[Duke]]''' - a [[man]] who owns land.
* '''[[Duke]]''' - a [[man]] who owns land.
* '''[[Dynamics (Music)|Dynamics]]''' - how loudly or quietly the [[music]] is played or sung.
* '''[[Dynamics (Music)|Dynamics]]''' - how loudly or quietly the [[music]] is played or sung.
== E ==
* '''[[Evergreen]]''' - these are [[Tree|trees]] and bushes which do not lose their leaves in [[winter]]


== F ==
== F ==
Line 54: Line 58:
* '''[[Numeral]]''' - a [[symbol]] that stands for a [[number]]
* '''[[Numeral]]''' - a [[symbol]] that stands for a [[number]]
* '''[[Nurse]]''' - a job which helps people feel better when they are unwell
* '''[[Nurse]]''' - a job which helps people feel better when they are unwell
== O ==
* '''Observe''' - To use our [[senses]] and look closely at something


== P ==
== P ==
Line 83: Line 91:


* '''Safe''' - something which won't hurt us
* '''Safe''' - something which won't hurt us
* '''[[Seasons|Season]]''' - Periods of similar weather, in the UK we have [[autumn]], [[winter]], [[spring]] and [[summer]].
* '''Setting''' - the setting is where a [[story]] happens
* '''Setting''' - the setting is where a [[story]] happens
* '''[[Sing]]''' - creating musical [[Sound|sounds]] with our [[voice]] that can be a mixture of high and low sounds.
* '''[[Sing]]''' - creating musical [[Sound|sounds]] with our [[voice]] that can be a mixture of high and low sounds.
Line 102: Line 111:


* '''[[Watercolour]]''' - a type of [[paint]] that is mixed with [[water]] to make it look soft and see-through.
* '''[[Watercolour]]''' - a type of [[paint]] that is mixed with [[water]] to make it look soft and see-through.
* '''[[Winter]]''' - winter is the coldest season. It is between [[autumn]] and [[spring]]

Revision as of 12:13, 18 October 2026

A

C

  • Camera - a device used for taking photographs
  • Caption - a word or group of words which label something like a picture
  • Character - a person or animal in a story
  • Christmas - a special festival for Christians celebrating the birth of Jesus.
  • Common noun - these nouns name people, places and things, they do not name a specific thing - they do not need a capital letter.
  • Community - a group of people who work together to help each other.
  • Curious - curious means being interested in something

D

E

F

H

  • Historian - someone who studies and writes about the past

I

  • Illustrator - the person who illustrates a book.
  • Incarnation - Christian's believe that God became human in the person known as Jesus.
  • Instructions - tell us how to do something.

K

  • King - the male head of a royal family.

L

  • Listening - paying attention to what someone is saying
  • Lullaby - a gentle, soothing song to help us sleep.

N

O

  • Observe - To use our senses and look closely at something

P

Q

  • Queen - the female head of a royal family.
  • Question - a type of sentence that asks the listener for an answer.

R

  • Reflections - when you see an image of something in a shiny surface (like a mirror or water)
  • Respect - treating others kindly and valuing their feelings, ideas and boundaries.
  • Retelling - summarising a story in your own words, highlighting key events and details.
  • Royal family - a group of relatives who rule a country.
  • Rules - expectations to follow that keep us safe.

S

  • Safe - something which won't hurt us
  • Season - Periods of similar weather, in the UK we have autumn, winter, spring and summer.
  • Setting - the setting is where a story happens
  • Sing - creating musical sounds with our voice that can be a mixture of high and low sounds.
  • Speaking - using your voice to talk to someone.
  • Success criteria - a list which helps to see if the object does what it is expected to do.
  • Superhero - a person who does something amazing and may have super powers.

T

  • Teacher - helps children learn things usually in a school
  • Testing - trying something to see if it works so that changes or improvements can be made.
  • Theme - a main idea in a story told through the plot

V

  • Volume - how loud or quiet someone speaks.

W