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Have a box in the room where students can drop in words they come across in reading that they don't know the meaning of. Find time to review words with the class.

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I really like the idea of having a prefix/suffix wall in my classroom. This would allow students to be able to refer to it throughout the unit and have more exposure to them.

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I like the ideas of students choosing their own words - but it can become a lot to manage. One way I have gotten around this is that I will select 10 - 15 words and have students rate their comfort level with these words. This way they know which words they need to focus on and which ones they already know pretty well. It also helps to weed out any misconceptions with multiple meaning words or words that sound similar. I teach AG so I feel comfortable quizzing my students on the whole list at the end of the unit...but another option would be to then make individualized assessments. In the event that a students did truly know ALL of the words, he/she could be challenged to find their own words OR come up with higher level synonyms for the words the rest of the group is using.

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Vocabulary Preassessment - Star in the Storm

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Consider how well you know each word on a scale of 1-4.

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I like the different ideas for games with r/p/s. One of my favorites in my classroom is stacks. I have two sets of the cups in my classroom and love to throw them in as a center every few weeks.

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The Brown-Bag Teacher: Stacks: Making Learning FUN!

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The Brown-Bag Teacher: "Stacks" game- Greek/Latin Roots, vocabulary practice

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This is a great idea that I think will help children have a basic understanding of vocabulary.

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I think this would be great for children because they can create their own personal vocabulary notebook as a reference.

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The ideas presented are great to use cross-curricular and for all learning modalities. I can absolutely see using many of these strategies to start off the year.

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I would like to create a word wall for my classroom that is done by content area that will change by unit/week. Students can then us Google Doc file to create a vocabulary notebook.

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Frayer Model Digital Vocabulary Notebook

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Frayer Model Digital Vocabulary Notebook

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Students could create a digital notebook on Google with frayer models of the weekly vocabulary words. Can use this to refer to when writing or needing a vocabulary word.