Practice is like playing with your favorite toy every day. The more you play, the better you get at using it. It’s like when you have a puzzle, and at first, it seems hard, but aft...

When you illustrate, it’s like you are telling a story with pictures instead of words. Imagine you want to explain how your day was to a friend, but you can’t use any words. You dr...

An example is like a picture for your brain. Imagine when you want to understand something new, like how to build a tower with blocks. Seeing someone else build it first helps you ...

When you justify something, it’s like when you have a big box of crayons and you want to make sure they all fit nicely in a row. You might need to move them around, so they line up...

Monopoly is like when you’re playing with a bunch of toys and one kid has all the blocks. If that kid has all the blocks, no one else can build anything. Everyone has to ask that k...

When something is exclusive, it is like a special club where only certain people can go. Imagine a treehouse with a sign that says ‘No Grown-Ups Allowed!’ Only kids can come in, ma...

When you proclaim, it’s like when a superhero stands on top of a tall building and shouts out their special powers for everyone to hear. They want everyone to know something import...

Correspondence is like a game of catch with words. Imagine you and your friend are tossing a ball back and forth. Instead of a ball, you’re using pieces of paper or messages. You w...

When we talk about ‘correspond,’ it’s like having a secret code with someone. You know how you and your friend might have a special way of saying things that only you two understan...

Think of ‘redeem’ like a magic ticket. Imagine you have a golden ticket that you can trade for a special treat or toy. When you give your golden ticket to someone, like a shopkeepe...