Show and talk about your earring shimmering in the moonlight or a wet rock. You may extend on to talk about the rock 'glistening' or 'shining' in the moonlight. I do not believe she wants to hurt others. It is difficult for her to stop herself when she wants to do something. That is called being petulant .
Parents can show how words, that look and sound the same, can have different meanings.
Parents can show children how words help you guess what is going to happen. Children need to be taught to use context to discover the meaning of words or multiple meanings or differences in shades of meaning. Parents can help by highlighting these features to children. Parents can replace the occasional word in a familiar story with a more complex word and see if the child can figure out what it means. Parents can help children to use context to figure out word meanings in everyday situations.