Unknown words are words you haven’t heard before, like new friends at school who come up to you and say hello.
Imagine you're playing a game with your favorite toy blocks. You know what most of them say, like red, blue, or square. But then someone shows you a block that says green, a word you’ve never heard before! That’s an unknown word to you.
Like Finding New Toys
When you read a book and see a word you don’t know, it's like finding a new toy in your backpack. You might not know what it does yet, but once you learn about it, maybe by asking someone or looking it up, it becomes a known word.
Making Friends With Words
Just like you make friends with other kids at school, you can also make friends with words. Every time you see an unknown word, it’s like meeting a new friend. The more friends you have, the better you get at reading and understanding stories!
So next time you come across a strange word, remember, it's just a new friend waiting to say hello!Unknown words are words you haven’t heard before, like new friends at school who come up to you and say hello.
Imagine you're playing a game with your favorite toy blocks. You know what most of them say, like red, blue, or square. But then someone shows you a block that says green, a word you’ve never heard before! That’s an unknown word to you.
Like Finding New Toys
When you read a book and see a word you don’t know, it's like finding a new toy in your backpack. You might not know what it does yet, but once you learn about it, maybe by asking someone or looking it up, it becomes a known word.
Examples
- A child sees the word 'giggles' and wonders what it means.
- A student reads a book with strange words like 'quixotic'.
- Someone hears the word 'serendipity' for the first time.
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See also
- What is Word you don’t know?
- What are word relationships?
- How Does Culture and Language Learning Work?
- How Does English Has A Word For Everything Work?
- How Does 5 Reasons English is Ridiculously Hard #Short Work?