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Our word for the week is Vital 

Friendly definition:   

If you say something is vital then it is necessary and very important. 

Sentence examples:   

• Your heart is a vital part of your body.  

• It is vital that we finish this work today.  

• Water is vital for your body to be healthy.  

• It was vital that we took my little sister straight to the hospital when she fell and broke her leg. 

What’s the word that means necessary and very important? 

Vital 

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Our word for the week is conserve 

Friendly definition:   

If you conserve something then you protect it from being damaged or changed. 

Sentence examples:   

• It is important for Australia to converse the national parks.  

• You can’t walk on the sand dunes because they are being conserved. 

• I raised money to help conserve the endangered animals. 

• Mum wanted to conserve her garden so she put a rope around it.  

• The council sign said “Please be careful, we are conserving this area.” 

What’s the word the means to protect something from being damaged or changed. 

Conserve