Project Mulberry
A theme running through all the GSA books is overcoming obstacles.
Facing fears seems to be in
several of them. In this book, phobias are introduced on page 159.
Tier Two Word
| Page
| Student Friendly Definition |
paranoid
| 85
| unreasonably fearful
|
embroidered
| 37
| a decorative stitching
|
regret
| 106
| disappointed over something that has happened or been done
|
precise
| 40
| more exact
|
assume
| 28
| believe to be true
|
maelstrom
| 32
| When used as a noun, it means whirlpool like in the sea. This was used figuaratively so it would be when things are all in disorder or moving like a whirlpool of confusion
|
pester
| 36
| when you keep bothering someone/ something with constant interruptions or requests
|
clueless
| 42
| no knowledge
|
inconvenience
| 75
| to cause discomfort
|
unavoidable
| 64
| can't be prevented
|
sustainable
| 131
| keeping a balance in nature so that one resource isn't depleted.
|
awkward
| 80
| hard to do
|
cycle
| 136
| events that are repeated in an order
|
(Words written in red occur in several Golden Sower Award books.)
