Word:  

Our word for this week is Eager 

Friendly definition:  

If you feel eager to do or have something then it means you strongly want to do or have it. 

Sentence examples:  

• The child was eager to please his parents.  

• I am eagerly waiting to start shopping for a new car.  

• Betty and I are eager to share our exciting news with you.  

• He was eager to answer the question because he knew the answer.  

• The boy looked eagerly at all of the presents under the Christmas tree. 

What’s the word that means you are strongly wanting to do or have something?  

Eager 

Word:  

Our word for this week is Curious 

Friendly definition:  

When we are curious, we want or desire to know about something. 

Sentence examples:  

• Mum was curious what I had been learning about at school. 

• I asked my sister the question out of curiosity.  

• I was curious about what was hidden in the dark room at the end of the hall.  

• The curious boy went to the library to read more about cyclones.  

What’s the word that means the want or desire to know about something?  

Curious