You might use miniature figures like these to play tabletop games. A full-size hero would be much too large, but you can easily move your miniature hero across the board.
If you like, you can abbreviate "miniature" and say "mini." For example, you can call miniature golf "minigolf." And you can call a miniature fridge a "minifridge."
Aren't they cute? A real refrigerator is probably taller than you are, but you could easily pick up a miniature refrigerator and put it right where you want. I think that miniature things are often so cute to us because we don't expect them. They surprise us with their tiny size. For example, in the picture below on the left is Vita, a European miniature horse. Surprise: she's only two feet tall! Aww.
Lastly, notice how I say the word "miniature" like this: "MIN uh chure." That's one correct way to say it, and another correct way is "MIN ee uh chure."
Make a flash card:
You can write your own definition and choose your own picture, or copy mine.
Term
Definition
Picture
miniature
teeny: scaled way down in size compared to the normal kind
Write your own sentence!
You can use either of the two ideas I'll suggest, or you can invent your own. Include as much detail as you can!
(Source) Write a sentence with the word MINIATURE:
Remember: something miniature is a lot smaller than the full-sized version.
Idea 1: βIn my story, I have a miniature (pet of some kind), only (a certain length, height, or weight), who lives in (a small space of some kind).β
Idea 2: "When I open the gift, I find a miniature (something), with teeny-tiny (parts of some kind) that (do something).β
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