Word:   

Our word for this week is TEMPTING 

Friendly definition:   

If something is tempting, it makes you want to do it or have it. 

Sentence examples:   

• Mum was tempting me with the delicious desserts that she made.  

• The pizza looked tempting on the tv advertisement.  

• The pool looked tempting on a hot, sunny day. 

• The donuts in the shop looked tempting as I walked past them. 

What’s the word want to do it or have it?  

TEMPTING 

Word:   

Our word for this week is CAUTIOUS 

Friendly definition:   

If you are being careful so that you can stay away from danger or trouble it means you are being cautious. 

Sentence examples:   

• The children were cautious when they entered the haunted house.  

• The acrobat was very cautious when he crossed the tightrope.  

• As he neared the edge of the cliff the rock climber was cautious not to slip over the edge.  

• Because she had a cautious mother, the child was not allowed to touch the animals in the enclosure.  

• The little baby took a few cautious steps towards her father. 

What’s the word that means someone is being careful to stay away from danger or trouble? 

CAUTIOUS