Word:   

Our word for this week is COURAGE  

Friendly definition:   

To have courage is to contain your fear when facing danger, pain or the unknown. We can show courage when we are brave. You can show courage when you face the danger even though you are afraid.  

Sentence examples:   

• The boy showed a lot of courage when he started to climb the steep mountain.   

• The girl found the courage to sing in front of a crowd.  

• The firefighter showed great courage when he helped put out the fire.  

• The courageous knight fought the evil dragon.  

• The soldiers of the ANZAC showed a lot of courage in the war.  

 What’s the word that means facing danger even when you are afraid?   

COURAGE  

Word:  

Our word for this week is convince 

Friendly definition:  

When we talk to someone to get them to do something and they do it, we say we convinced them. 

Sentence examples:  

• Dad convinced the children to help him mow the lawn. 

• My friend convinced me to try skydiving. 

• People were convinced to move out of their homes when the cyclone was coming. 

What's the word for when we talk to someone to get them to do something and they do it, we say we convinced them. 

CONVINCE