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Vocabulary Builders

Vocabulary Builders. Strategies that work. Teaching Academic Vocabulary. Three Strategies:. Graphic Organizers. Word Games. Kick Me! Activity. Marzano’s 6 Step Process: . Example. Sample Worksheet.

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Vocabulary Builders

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  1. Vocabulary Builders Strategies that work

  2. Teaching Academic Vocabulary Three Strategies: Graphic Organizers Word Games Kick Me! Activity

  3. Marzano’s 6 Step Process:

  4. Example Sample Worksheet

  5. An anchor chart is a hand-made poster or graphic representation that serves as a visual reminder of strategies, vocabulary, or other content that students have learned. What is an Anchor Chart?

  6. Benefits of Anchor Charts… • Reference Source • Can be embedded into Math/Science/ELA/Social Studies journals • Serves as a reference material for students • English Language Learners: • Helps ELL to become independent learners • Supports ELL students in the development of Academic Vocabulary • Differentiated Learning Instruction • Aids the visual learner • Develop problem solving strategies and inquiry-based learning

  7. Math Anchor Charts

  8. Science Anchor Charts

  9. ELA Anchor Charts

  10. Social Studies Anchor Charts

  11. Kick Me!! Activity • Rule #1 – Nobody gets kicked during this activity!!!

  12. So what is it??? • Named for the “kick me” sign prank, there is NO kicking involved. • Students find answers to blanks on a worksheet by looking at the words that the teacher has put on students’ backs using labels. • This encourages movement in the lesson thus increasing focus, engagement, and retention of information.

  13. The Rules: #1 Find the answers to your worksheet on the backs of your classmates. #2 When you have them all, sit on your desk so that others can still see your label. #3 There is no kicking in “kick me”.

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