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Rebeckah Winans

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Resources and Ideas for Vocabulary Development


 

 

 

 

Marzano's Six Steps of

Vocabulary Development

 

 

 

1 Explain
Provide a student-friendly description, explanation, or example of the new term.
2 Restate
Ask the students to restate the description, explanation, or example in their own words.
3 Show
Ask the students to construct a picture, symbol, or graphic representing the term.
4 Discuss
Engage the students periodically in activities that help them add to their knowledge of terms in their notebooks.
5 Refine and Reflect
Periodically ask students to discuss the terms with one another.
6 Apply in Learning Games
Involve the students periodically in games that allow them to play with terms.

 

      

 

Some Online and Web Tools used for Vocabulary Development

 

visuwords: online graphic dictionary *

visuwords: online graphic dictionary

Explain-creating a definition, having students Restate,

Voki.com - creating an avatar that talks*

Explain - have the avatar state the definition of the word, Restate - students can

create a Voki that restates the definition of the word, Refine - have students

create a Voki that shares the various options of the word.

Crosswordlabs.com - creating a cross word puzzle*
Apply - have students create a crossword puzzle for other students to take.  They must write their own definitions in for the vocabulary words.
Spellingcity.com
Apply - teacher loads in the words prior to the games.  You don't have to register. Not critical thinking.
freerice.com - preloaded vocabulary Apply - preloaded vocabulary lists that can enhance general vocabulary but is not tightly linked to targeted classroom objective.

Wordnik.com - a variety of information about a word that can be used by teacher or student.  Also has images. Check out before hand since it can pull up multiple meanings that may not be K-8.**

Has a Word of the Day

Explain or Restate -  a teacher or student could use this site for this stage.                    Refine & Reflect -  students can use this resource to look up a word to find out synonyms, word visualization, etymology, etc. So students could use this to prepare their presentation on a word, or words for the week. (Haiku, Powerpoint, Educreations, Keynote, Podcast with Pixie, etc.)  Can be used with Thinking Maps: double bubble, tree map, analygies

 Padlet.com - a collaborate work space

For some options you would want to be the owner of the wall.  Can be used to also turn in tasks using QR codes.*

Restate: students can list their definition in their own terms  Discuss or Refine & Reflect have students list synonyms or antonyms of the words working in groups Apply - students can upload their work from the iPads onto this device using QR codes

Smore.com - a site to create flyer, newsletter

Is not free but about $29 - $50 a year, very intuitive*

Apply - students can create their learning on various words during the week and then upload their work on the This Week's Vocab in Room 222 newsletter
Tag Galaxy - put in a word and pulls from flickr; need to look at all words because pulls from flickr; would really have students use since the pool of photos come from flickr
Refine and Reflect -  great way to show connections to other connecting words (landscape) as a refining of the term
 Prezi - presentation web
Show, Restate, and Refine & Reflect
Studyblue.com - flashcard creation and does have some study function. Cannot export.
Explain - teacher could create cards for definition (which are provided).  Some come with pictures.
Quizlet.com - flashcard creation, study and game function.  Can be exported as embed code. **
Discuss - have a set of words created and use the embed code on Edmodo or Blendspace for students to use at Learning stations.  Another use, would be to have this enbeded on the classroom website for students to work with at home since it is a live link.  Apply - have students choose which type of game/interaction with the set for end of week.
Classtools.net create free games and quizzes
Apply - students create a game for each other to play based upon the words of the week and put the link on Padlet.
Classzone.com
 
Google presentation - a collaborative task for students to create a document on terms of the week. **
Restate - a collaborative task for students to create a document on terms of the week.Google Presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1AdO_WYeZLmfRotrf1ANecaynbI_rh_3FQAbGr7asCgM/edit#slide=id.g3550d3338_03
Vocabulary.co.il - a site with lots of game options.  Games are already made and not necessarily robust.
Discuss - create a game link that students can use on Blendspace during the week for further understanding of the terms.
Vocabulary Bingo *
Discuss -  using the spinner on Class Tools.net and put the words in the spinner.  Students mark off the term on their Bingo sheet as students state the definition. Each student takes a turn (use stickpick app) to spin, create the definition, and then remove. Classmates do not shout out the word to check that a student that shouts 'Bingo!' picked the correct terms.
Jigsaw Planet - take a picture and make a jigsaw; check out photos before; have to have an account but can get embed code of puzzle

Explain - a teacher can have a definition and use this resource to create a jigsaw picture.  Could be used as a great anticipatory set and have students solve the puzzle to guess the word.

 

Question:  What other applications can the embed code be inserted into for this use?

Photovisi - a collage maker with words; much like picollage; does not need sign in but check photos before hand for students to use; *
Show or Restate -  students could use this and label the vocabulary; could be used for multiple meanings.  Would need to teach students how to take screenshot to use in their products.
   

 

recordmp3.org - mp3 recording but does take you to another window for the recording, also provides a  link or embed code
Restate: students can create a picture, definition and record an MP3 stating their information and why they chose the picture.
Vocaroo -  get a mp3 and provides a button**
Restate: for students and using padlet.  Have students find a picture of the vocabulary word (multiple meanings would be great) and have each student place it on the collaborative padlet page.  In addition have each student create a Vocaroo to add to the padlet. (has a handy button that can be added under the picture. Apply: students create a 'page' for their weekly vocabulary with a restated definition, picture, sentence, and provide a reasoning for their choice using a Vocaroo.
Picmonkey - instead of photoshop
 
Radio Willow Web - podcast, free radio
Restate -  Have students listen to podcasts on vocabulary
Learn Out Loud - free radio for podcasts
Show, Discuss -  Have student create a podcast after they have written their script for the podcast.
Kidblog -  blog
Restate - the teacher posts and students restate their own definitions to the post
Edmodo - blog resource
Show - students can post a picture, graphic or sentence to show their understanding of the vocabulary word
Bingo Baker -
Apply - students can play the Bingo Baker game to review the vocabulary bingo.  One example is to have noun, verb, etc on a card and the teacher calls the word and the students have to indicate what type of speech it is. Can create a QR code and play on line  Use  goqr.me for a generator
Crosswordlabs.com - create it in a QR code*
Apply - students create a crossword puzzle that can be sent to other students as a way to show their learning. Can be played online, create a QR code and have students. Speed test.
Jeopardy labs -  generator*
Apply -  students create a jeopardy game that can be sent to other students as a way to show their learning. Discuss - teacher creates a game to provide additional information about the vocabulary.
Think, Pair, Share -  low tech but effective
Discuss
Remind
Apply - send home a link to the Crossword Puzzle, Bingo Game, or Jeopardy for parents
   

 

 

View a Prezi with the 6 Stages:

http://prezi.com/7a31bmqdtl7q/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy

 

 

Example of the Frayer Example:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/16xxug2ulnuzqPPwPjCIa5_0pedUUnZOzsYHL0WOqMzc/edit

 

 

Apps that can be Used for Vocabulary Development

 

 

Flashcards app - 
 
SonicPix app - taking a picture and speaking
 
Stick pick -
This app can be used with students to pick their names with 'digital' popcycle sticks
   
   
   
   
   

 

 

 

   

ADV0001A_academic_vocabulary_infographic(1).pdf

 

Teacher must be aware of the robust vocabulary that students must learn in order to meet the AZC&CR standards.  One way to create this awareness is to have teachers indicate, highlight, and prepare words in a document that should be explicitly taught.  Using crocodoc.com , load a the example of a text to be read and have a team of teachers annotate the words.  This resource can be used much like google.docs to highlight and indicate what strategy to be used.

 

A sample of a Quizlet set:

 

Common Core Links:

Appendix A, ELA

Appendix B, ELA

Appendix C, ELA                                                                                                                An example of visuwords

 

 

A sample of Jigsaw Puzzle:

 

 

 

 

Copyright Friendly Photos sites:

bit.ly/copyrightfree

 

Google Presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1AdO_WYeZLmfRotrf1ANecaynbI_rh_3FQAbGr7asCgM/edit#slide=id.g3550d3338_03

 

 

A copy of a QR code for Bingo Game

qr code

A sample of Dustbin Game from Classtools.net

http://www.classtools.net/education-games-php/dustbin

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