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   Study the word ACTIVE:
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To act is to do something, and to be active is to be busy doing things: to be moving around, playing or working. If you're an active person, you're full of life and energy, and you're always on the go.

Active animals aren't sleepy or lazy: they're busy moving around. And active kids do not like to sit still.


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If you have an active mind, it's always busy thinking. If you have an active schedule, it's very busy, packed with activities. And if a thing is active, it's doing something. Here's an active volcano.


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You can write your own definition and choose your own picture, or copy mine.

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active full of motion, not still, and not resting




  Write your own sentence!
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You can use either of the two ideas I'll suggest, or you can invent your own. Include as much detail as you can!


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  Write a sentence with the word ACTIVE:
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Remember: when people, animals, or things are active, they're lively and full of movement. To be active is to do things, or to move all around.

Idea 1: "I've had an active day, packed with (one exciting activity) and (another exciting activity).”

Idea 2: "My active mind is always asking questions about (something), (something else), and (something else)."


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