Vocabulary+with+Wordle

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=Vocabulary Lesson: Synonyms =
 * ==Shared Reading ==

Tests do not ensure retention . Even cumulative reviews won't do that. They just slightly extend the amount of time it will take before the word is forgotten.
=== While I don't believe a completely independent, out-of-context vocabulary study does much to improve a child's vocabulary, I do believe that addressing the vocabulary in a child's reading is helpful. So if a student is reading a science text, it is helpful if the meanings of the terms are addressed. If a child is reading a novel, it's helpful if the meanings of unfamiliar words are addressed. I think this enhances his opportunity to learn the vocabulary that he reads. === --from http://www.redshift.com/~bonajo/vocabularyapproach.htm#read

=**How Hot Is It? **= How many words can you think of that mean "hot" like the man in the photo?
 * ==Introduction ==


 * ==Read Aloud ==

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 * While I read aloud, listen for a word that means "hot" like the man in the photo!
 * Beautiful Creatures by Kami Garcia

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 * ==Vocabulary with Wordle: Synonyms ==
 * ==Wordle ==

Other options such as Wordle

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 * ==Wordle Exit Slip ==