The Word of the Week is… amicable *Have you ever heard this

The Word of the Week is amicable *Have you ever heard this word before? *If so, do you think you know what it means? *Turn and talk about your knowledge of the word amicable.

amicable am·i·ca·ble adjective Definition: showing a polite and friendly desire to avoid disagreement and argument

amicable Synonyms *civil *polite *harmonious *peaceful *neighborly *courteous

amicable Antonyms *disagreeable *impolite *rude *uncivil *hostile *unfriendly

amicable General George Washington helped to lead America to its freedom from England during the American Revolution. This period in history was not an amicable one. What was the main cause of colonies wanting their independence from England?

amicable President Lincoln is remembered as being an amicable man, who wanted peace and equality, in a time when our country was divided. What was the cause of unsettlement in America during Lincoln’s presidency?

amicable On Valentine’s Day, the amicable girl was showered with cards, candy, and compliments by her classmates.

amicable In order to create a more amicable community, we must be sure to use kind words and treat everyone equally and with kindness. How have you made our school community a more amicable place?

amicable Read the following sentences. Discuss with a neighbor your understanding of each.

amicable Analyze this quote by our 16th president. Write about what it means to you.