In addition to graphic devices, what are some other techniques that might be used to teach and/or reinforce words? List as many as you can. Then choose three techniques and give an example of how each would be used in your classroom
What will be an ideal response?
Student answers will vary based on techniques listed and the three that they choose to highlight. A list of steps, methods, and creative ideas for teaching and reinforcing words (with the exception of graphic devices) would include the following: Dramatizing Creating memorable events Determining shades of meaning Exploring word histories Enjoying words such as crossword puzzles and riddles Discovering sesquipedalian words Creating a ?Word of the Day? Labeling Featuring comparisons Using word-building reference books Predicting vocabulary words Using story impressions Word experts Word sorts Vocabulary Self-Collection Strategy (VSS) Wide reading Reading to students, speaking, and writing Using a thesaurus or dictionary Introducing new words, and selecting words for instruction Choosing words for reading, and developing the vocabulary of ELLs
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