11th Grade Vocabulary Interactive Notebooks

NEED TO TEACH VOCABULARY IN YOUR MIDDLE OR HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOM AND YOU'RE NOT SURE WHERE TO START?

You came to the right place! I have been teaching for 5+ years, I have my Master's in Education with a focus on Literacy and I didn't know where to start.

So, I went back to everything I learned in my graduate program and re-read everything I could find.

I wrote & designed a student-engaging template to help students in my classroom to deeply internalize a word. I gathered key word lists when I didn't have a word from our daily reading, and thought about how to teach vocabulary so my love of etymology and words could be shared with my 10th graders. I've included all that and a guide to help other teachers get started with implementing and teaching vocabulary in THEIR classrooms.

Is this book for me?

• You want to teach vocabulary explicitly
• You want flexibility to choose your words daily based on what you’re reading
• You need versatility to choose your own words from a given list
• You want your students to deeply internalize the vocabulary they learn
• You’re not sure where to start

Then this book is for you!

Adaptable to every classroom in every situation, this is more than a fill-in-the-blank activity. Your students will have a guide to build a vocabulary for a lifetime of learning.

WHY TEACH VOCABULARY EXPLICITLY?

Generating curiosity and delight in playing with words supports long-term memory, enhances the connection between orthography and meaning, and develops a disposition which stimulates word consciousness. It also builds vocabulary! All of these are a part of a vocabulary rich classroom environment.

French Calendars are a necessity for teaching and practicing the days and dates daily. Helping students organize is a bonus! This resource for all levels will give you 12 months, from July 2024-June 2025. Included are

1. 15 slides in color (février, décembre, août with and without accents since the letters are all capitalized)
2. 15 in black and white (février, décembre, août with and without accents since the letters are all capitalized)
3. 12 half-sized calendars-2 on a page to save paper. (no accents but all letters are capitalized)
4. Minimal decor to reduce distraction
5. French months and days with colorful backgrounds and accents
6. French months and days in black and white with black and white clipart
7. Activities to help students practice the days and dates
8. Instructions for printing to save paper for students.
9. Each day has the number spelled out in French to help students practice numbers in a natural way.
10. Great for binder or interactive notebooks

Also included is a video resource for I how teach calendar talks. Get ready for the 2024-2025 year now! All you do is print!

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GOAL: to give a visual representation for commonly used root words allowing students to decipher unknown words

This Greek and Latin Roots #2 PDF includes twenty commonly used Greek & Latin roots. Created for use in grades 4-7
The following are the root words found in our #2ppt. printable word wall document:

Act Aero Agra Alter Anim Ann Aqua Biblio Card Claim Cogn Corp Cred Cycl Dic Doc Don Fac Form Gen

Each root word is paired with a vivid photo and three strong words that clearly exemplify the meaning of the root. Printable uses include class decor, word wall, matching activities, interactive notebook inserts. Virtually, these images can be posted to websites, sent to student emails, or shared via virtual teaching.
In addition, this lesson includes a practice link to review or test student understanding.

*NOTE* This product is included in Root Words powerpoint version . Purchase the bundle to receive this lesson PLUS 40 additional root words! Click below.

Greek & Latin Roots Bundle-60 Roots, Photos, Vocab for Inferential Thinking (TeachShare.com)

The Enlightenment Visual Vocab Essential Question: How did the ideas of Montesquieu and Locke influence the Founding Fathers? Directions: Provide a definition in your own words to each concept. Then draw a picture, symbol, or pictoword in each box representing concepts you learned in this lesson.