Weaving a California Tradition Lesson 9

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Something is unique
if it is the only one of
its kind.
Which is unique, an original
painting by an artist or an image
printed on thousands of T-
shirts?

If insects or animals
infest a place, they
are there in large
numbers and
usually cause
damage.
What happens when insects
infest a plant?

Something that
happens at regular
intervals is repeated
over and over with a
certain amount of
time in between.
What are some events in your
school that take place at regular
intervals?

If something is done
in a delicate way, it
is done with great
care so that nothing
is broken or hurt.
Which should be handled in a delicate
way, a plastic cup or glass vase?

Something is flexible
if it can bend or be
bent easily.
Which is more flexible, an electric
cord or a wooden post?

A bond is a feeling
or interest that
unites two or more
people or groups.
What is a bond that you share with
your best friend?

If something
inspires you, it
makes you excited
about doing
something good.
When a coach inspires his or her
players before a game, how might
they play?

To preserve
something is to
keep it from being
harmed or
changed.
Why might you want to preserve
your favorite photographs?

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Weaving a California Tradition Lesson 9

2. Something is unique if it is the only one of its kind. Which is unique, an original painting by an artist or an image printed on thousands of T- shirts?

3. If insects or animals infest a place, they are there in large numbers and usually cause damage. What happens when insects infest a plant?

4. Something that happens at regular intervals is repeated over and over with a certain amount of time in between. What are some events in your school that take place at regular intervals?

5. If something is done in a delicate way, it is done with great care so that nothing is broken or hurt. Which should be handled in a delicate way, a plastic cup or glass vase?

6. Something is flexible if it can bend or be bent easily. Which is more flexible, an electric cord or a wooden post?

7. A bond is a feeling or interest that unites two or more people or groups. What is a bond that you share with your best friend?

8. If something inspires you, it makes you excited about doing something good. When a coach inspires his or her players before a game, how might they play?

9. To preserve something is to keep it from being harmed or changed. Why might you want to preserve your favorite photographs?

10. To preserve something is to keep it from being harmed or changed. Why might you want to preserve your favorite photographs?

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