Hatch
tch: Verbs and Nouns
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Hatch
Word Count: 154
tch: Verbs and Nouns
©Melem Education, 2021, Sydney, Australia
All rights reserved: M. Kenehan and E. Farmer
Contact melemeducation@gmail.com for all enquiries.
Image Credits:
Word Count: 154
batch: A group of collection of things.
latch: A metal bar or lever that holds doors closed.
pitch black: Incredibly dark.
snug: To be warm, cosy and safe.
hatch
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until
We can hatch a plan. If we sit to think of a plan to fix a problem, we ‘hatch’ that plan.
problem = prob + lem
To crosshatch can be to sketch. When we crosshatch, we scratch lots of lines to make a sketch.
We can use a pen to make a black crosshatch.
crosshatch = cross + hatch
A hatch is a slot or gap with a lid to open and close. It can be pitch black inside a hatch!
open = o + pen
A hatch can be on a ship or a sub. We must stretch and twitch to get in an open ship hatch. No problem!
A latch can lock the hatch when we escape from it.
‘Hatch’ can be lots of things.
In this book, the term ‘hatch’ is used as both a verb (action) and a noun (object). Below, draw a line from the word ‘hatch’ to the three things that use the word ‘hatch’ as a verb.