Daily Vocabulary Practice (Week 9) - Word of the Week: Replenish

Oct 1, 2026

Daily Vocabulary Practice (Week 9) centers on the word “replenish” and guides learners through repeated, structured usage. The material introduces the definition—refill or replace what has run out—then provides model sentences for noun/verb usage, a visualization prompt, and a student-written definition step. It includes synonym and antonym sections, paragraph-writing practice using context clues, and a self-assessment scale. Finally, comprehension checks ask students to complete a sentence, choose what cannot be easily replenished, and explain why replenishing forests matters.

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Word of the Week: replenish

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Name: Date: Daily Vocabulary Practice (Week 9) | / 2Mp [n](n. day 1)[.](n. day 1)[ day](n. day 1)[ 1](n. day 1) | Word of the Week: replenish | | | Model Sentence Highlight the word and circle the part of speech.
When the candy jar was empty, my mom bought jelly beans to replenish it.
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Replenish means to refill or replace something that has run out. | | | | | / 3 se. sday 2 | Model Sentence:
After a long football practice, Marco drank a whole bottle of Powerade to replenish his fluids. | | | Visualize It! Draw a picture or symbol to show what this word means. | | | Define it!
Write a definition for this term in your own words on the lines below.
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3. | | | Name: Date: | / 6 pTsu. rsday 4 | Word of the Week: replenish | | | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | Use it!
Write a paragraph (or several sentences) that use this week’s word. Be sure that someone could figure out what the word means just by using the clues in your sentences.
| | | | | | | | | / 5 ptsF. riday 5 | Assess it! | | | | | | | | | | Rate your understanding of the word. | | | | | I could describe what it means. | | I’m an expert and could teach it! | | | | I don’t know that word. | | Heard it, but don’t really understand it. | | | | | | | Answer the questions below.
1. Complete the sentence. | | | | | | | | | | If the cafeteria forgot to replenish the napkins, I would
2. Which of the following cannot be easily replenished?
a. glaciers c. oil deposits
b. oxygen d. all of the above
3. Why is it important to replenish our forests when we cut down trees?
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FAQs

What does “replenish” mean?

“Replenish” means to refill or replace something that has run out.

How can students practice using “replenish” in context?

Students write a paragraph using the word so others can infer the meaning, and they complete a sentence using “replenish”.

Which item cannot be easily replenished?

The question asks students to choose among glaciers, oil deposits, oxygen, and all of the above; select the one that cannot be easily replenished.

Oct 1, 2026

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