Vocabulary building
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The Word Collector by Peter H Reynolds has quickly become one of my favorite stories of all time. It's about a young boy named Jerome, who loves words. How perfect is that for SLPs? I happen to think this book is a great jumping off point for word exploration and vocabulary development. Here are 5 ways I am using this story to build word knowledge in my students...
Ashley Lamano saved to Thompson - Word Collector
Use words from independent reading to jumpstart vocabulary building in your classroom! Upper elementary readers will love learning about new and unfamiliar words in their texts with this daily routine. In about 10 minutes a day, students will increase their vocabulary throughout the year. Read about how to do it in this blog post for elementary teachers!
The Craft of Teaching saved to Elementary Ideas
Need to help your students get more hands on practice for their vocabulary words? I've got 5 fun vocabulary games you can use right away!
Jennifer T saved to Teaching
“Teaching Vocab 💡📚🗣 (by The Classroom Key) #satchat #education #engchat #elearning #sschat #edchat”
Anne van der Graaf saved to Literacy Ideas
Download these free picture mats to build vocabulary in preschool and kindergarten. These are great for English language learners, too! #vocabulary
Say It Again Speech saved to OT PT SLP Therapy
Learn the parts of the body vocabulary, verbs and idioms, and the actions and uses of the different parts of the body.
Do you want to learn the vocabulary of a foreign language as fast as possible? Check out these 30 topics for vocabulary study for everyday learning. Build a solid vocabulary of 1000 words in 30 days. Click through the link to see the issues. Plus, download worksheets to make vocabulary learning even more effective!
Fast Language Mastery saved to Vocabulary study
I've found that playing simple games with my young learners provides amazing vocabulary retention. The best part is that your students will have a great time while doing it. From opposite adjective card games to flashcards or vocabulary building question activities, this blog post is full of ideas for English language teachers.
Emily Mitchell saved to Italy classroom
We know that part of becoming a successful reader and writer is building and utilizing a rich vocabulary. Parents can begin helping their children do
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