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This document defines several terms: tradition refers to the way people have done something for many years; generations refers to relatives of about the same age in a family; relatives are family members; and create means to make something new. It also provides definitions for poem as words written in short lines to show ideas and feelings, and sound as something that can be heard.
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- 1. Choose: Tradition: To decide which thing or person you want. The way people do something for many years. Generations: All the people in a family of about the same age. Relatives: People in your family. Create: Poem: Sound: To make something new. Words written in short lines to shows ideas and feelings Something you hear.