DISNEY WORLD

It was June, 2015, and I kept my promise! I had promised to take my children to Disney World after I graduated college. It did not make up for the time that I spent away from them while I attended school and work, but it was definitely something they looked forward to and enjoyed. We were finally in Disney World where the "Magic Happens" and "Dream Come True"! They had a great time, as you can tell by the look on their faces. I would have to say that my daughter enjoyed the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique the most. Not only was she able to pick out her favorite princess dress and accessories, but she also received a royal head-to-toe transformation. As for my son, his favorite part of the trip was seeing his favorite Transformer "Bumble Bee" and take a picture with him. We spent five days in Florida. The resort in which we stayed was only a half an hour drive from Magic Kingdom. There was also a nice small water park at the resort making it convenient to entertain the kids while the adults relaxed poolside. I would have to say the overall experience was great, except for the extreme hot weather. When we decide to re-visit Disney I will make sure to plan it when the weather is comfortable enough to walk around without having to stop and hide in the shade for a little bit. 

VOCABULARY:

Graduated- (adj) to complete a course of study

Attended- (verb) to be present at

Definitely-(adverb) in a clear manner

Boutique-(noun) small shop that sells clothes and accessories 

Royal-(adj) of or relating to a king, queen, or other higher position

Resort-(noun) place where people go frequently to relax

VOCABULARY EXERCISE:

Match each word to the correct definition

1. Resort                               __ place where people go frequently to relax

2. Graduated                         __ to complete a course of study

3. Royal                                __in a clear manner

4. Definitely                          __small shop that sells clothes and accessories 

5. Boutique                           __of or relating to a king, queen, or other higher position

6. Attended                           __to be present at

GRAMMER POINT: Articles "a, an, the"

An article is a word used to modify a noun. There are two types; definite and indefinite.

"The" is a definite article because it refers directly to a specific noun or groups of nouns.

EX: The freckles on my face.

"A" and "An" are indefinite because they are not used to a specific person, place, object or idea.

EX: An event in history.

GRAMMAR EXERCISE: Complete the worksheet